How would I graph this implicit function in geogebra?

Question

I am trying to graph the below equation in geogebra.

\begin{equation} x\cos { (xy) } = 4 -y \end{equation}

I was able to get wolframalpha to graph it but I am unsure on how to in geogebra. I am assuming I should be using an implict type function. Anyone one know how I can do this?

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=xcos%28xy%29+%3D+4+-+y

Answer 1

Write the equation in standard form ($f(x,y)=0$) and use the ImplicitCurve command: