Suppose implicit differentiation yields an undefined expression at a point. Does this mean that  is undefined at that point?

Suppose implicit differentiation yields an undefined expression at a point. Does this mean that  is undefined at that point?

A student asks: “Suppose implicit differentiation yields an undefined expression at a point. Does this mean that  is undefined at that point?” Using the equation  as a basis for your discussion, write a paragraph that answers the student’s question.