In this video, we'll uncover implicit differentiation as the faster derivative method to solve this calculus problem! Unlike my other video where we rewrote the exponent using e and natural logs, here, we'll simply take the natural log of both sides of this tricky calculus I question! Derivatives have shortcuts sometimes and so it's good to know how to take the derivative implicitly! Be sure to watch until the end and subscribe so that you don't miss out on more calculus tips for your AP calculus AB exam!
0:00 - Introduction
0:32 - Take The Natural Log
0:44 - Rewrite the Logarithm
1:25 - Derive Both Sides
2:29 - Isolate dy/dx
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