If sin2y + cosxy = k, find
at x = 1, 
We are given with an equation sin2y + cos(xy) = k , we have to find
at x = 1, y =
by using the given equation, so by differentiating the equation on both sides with respect to x, we get,
2siny cosy
– sin(xy)[(1)y + x
] = 0
[2siny cosy – xsin(xy)] = ysin(xy)
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By putting the value of point in the derivative, which is x = 1, y =
,
(x = 1,y = π/4) = ![]()
(x = 1,y = π/4) = 
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