Find x' for x(t) defined implicitly by x +tx+t* -8= 0 and then evaluate x' at the point (-2,2). x' = x'(-22) (Simplify your answer.)

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Find x' for x(t) defined implicitly by x +tx+t* -8= 0 and then evaluate x' at the point (-2,2).
x' =
x'(-22)
(Simplify your answer.)
Transcribed Image Text:Find x' for x(t) defined implicitly by x +tx+t* -8= 0 and then evaluate x' at the point (-2,2). x' = x'(-22) (Simplify your answer.)
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