Posted by Mike on Thursday, October 4, 2012 at 11:33pm.
arcsin(x^5y) = xy^5
1/√(1-x^10y^2) * (5x^4y + x^5 y') = y^5 + 5xy^4 y'
y' =
y^5 - 5x^4y/√(1-x^10y^2)
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x^5/√(1-x^10y^2) - 5xy^4
you can massage that if you want to get rid of the fractions
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