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Why is it that y is a function of x when the partial derivative of f to y is not zero?
The necessary and sufficient condition for the function image to be a straight line (that is, a linear function) is that the second derivative is 0.

The problem of your function is the existence theorem of implicit function, which is in the advanced mathematics book, but it has not been proved. If you want to see the proof, you can look up any book on mathematical analysis, and there will be proof.