Consider the function defined by f(r,y) and let (ro, yo) be a point on its domain. I - Y f(ro + h, yo) – f(ro, Yo) (a) Evaluate lim h→0 h (b) Use the result in item #3(a) to identify all points (x, y) E R? such that fa(x, y) exists. (c) Use differentiation theorems to find the partial derivative of f with respect to r.

Consider the function defined by f(r,y) and let (ro, yo) be a point on its domain. I - Y f(ro + h, yo) – f(ro, Yo) (a) Evaluate lim h→0 h (b) Use the result in item #3(a) to identify all points (x, y) E R? such that fa(x, y) exists. (c) Use differentiation theorems to find the partial derivative of f with respect to r.

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Chapter3: Functions

Section3.3: Rates Of Change And Behavior Of Graphs

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