Showing explicit and implicit differentiation give same result | AP Calculus AB | Khan Academy

[@TejSwaroop]

good explanation .. but defining the terms implicit and explicit would have been much helpful :) Thank you

[@khattabhassan5522]

An explicit function is one which is defined in terms of y=f(x), meaning that the equation is structured in a y equals form. An implicit function is one in which the equation is not defined in y as it equates to x, but rather structured differently. Like for example, y-xy+3=x is an implicit function. You have to solve for y.

[@AmrYounes-k9q]

@@khattabhassan5522 me from the future wants to thank you

[@letmesolve]

@@khattabhassan5522 If you write it as y=x+xy-3 Is this a explict function?

[@aditidump]

implicit@@letmesolve

[@ramyhuber8392]

Excellent example, clearly presented. Thanks much for this video.

[@iMacBoy91]

You rock mister.

[@llama5991]

thank you sal khan i needed this video

[@mlsboyscout]

Thank-you. It looks amazing, I hadn't heard of it before.

[@wimbledon5353]

Thank you, it made enough sense for me to solve a homework problem involving solving an implicit function explicitly first...

[@mlsboyscout]

What program/application/software are you using for your 'chalkboard'?

[@ajayj1928]

superb explanation .. amazing ... but can you tell me what is explicit therotically???

[@lightninglucky8232]

At 1:50, why is it plus x?

[@zahidfayaz]

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