Clairaut's Theorem Let DCR be a disk containing the origin and assume that g : D R is a function given by g(x, y) = e" (cos y +x sin y). Prove that g(x, y) satisfies the Clairaut Theorem at point (0, 0).

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Clairaut's Theorem
Let DCR be a disk containing the origin and assume that q : D → R is a function
given by
g(x, y) = e" (cos y +x sin y).
Prove that g(x, y) satisfies the Clairaut Theorem at point (0, 0).
Transcribed Image Text:Clairaut's Theorem Let DCR be a disk containing the origin and assume that q : D → R is a function given by g(x, y) = e" (cos y +x sin y). Prove that g(x, y) satisfies the Clairaut Theorem at point (0, 0).
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