Find the Partial Derivatives of the functions with respect to each variable 1 5) f(x, y)=- x+ y -1 -1 Ans. f.=Tr+ v}y (x+ y)* (x+y)* - y² - 1 (ху - 1)? -x -1 x+ y 6) f(x,y)= xy – 1 Ans. f. (ху - 1)* 7) f(x, y) = e*ey+1) Ans. f, = el*y+1) S, = e(*+y+1) %3D 1 Ans. f. =- x+ y 1 8) f(x, y) = In(x + y) x+y 9) S(x, y) = sin’(x- 3y) Ans. f. = 2 sin(xr - 3 y)cos(x- 3y), f, =-6 sin(x- 3y) cos(x– 3y) 10) f(x, y) = x Ans. f, = yx', f, =x' In(x) 11) f(x, y) = [g(1)dt, Ans. f, =-g(x), f, = g(y)

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Find the Partial Derivatives of the functions with respect to each variable
-1
Ans. f, =
-1
5) f(x,y)=-
x+ y
(x+ y)}*'-
(x+y)
6) S(x, y) = *+y
ху —1
-y² -1
-x -1
Ans. f, =
%3D
(xy – 1) ,
(ху - 1)
(ху -
7) S(x, y) =e*ey41)
Ans. f,= e**y+1), S. = e*+»+1)
%3D
1
Ans. f. =
x+y
1
8) f(x, y) = In(x+y)
x+y
9) S(x, y) = sin²(x-3y)
Ans. f, =2sin(x – 3y)cos(x – 3y),
f. =-6sin(x-3y)cos(x– 3y)
10) f(x, y) = x
Ans. f, = yx", f, =x' In(x)
11) f(x,y) = fg(1)dt,
Ans. f. =-g(x), f, = g(y)
(g continuous for all t)
12) f(x, y,z)=1+xy² – 2z?
Ans. f. = y, f, = 2xy, ƒ. = -4z
13) f(x, y, z) = x -Vy² +z?
Ans. f. =1, f, =-ylv² + z*)"?,
S. =--(y* +z°)"?
-1/2
yz
14) f(x, y,z)= sin'(xyz)
Ans. f.
1-x²y°z²'
XZ
1-x*y°z²
ху
f =
V1-x*y°z²
Transcribed Image Text:Find the Partial Derivatives of the functions with respect to each variable -1 Ans. f, = -1 5) f(x,y)=- x+ y (x+ y)}*'- (x+y) 6) S(x, y) = *+y ху —1 -y² -1 -x -1 Ans. f, = %3D (xy – 1) , (ху - 1) (ху - 7) S(x, y) =e*ey41) Ans. f,= e**y+1), S. = e*+»+1) %3D 1 Ans. f. = x+y 1 8) f(x, y) = In(x+y) x+y 9) S(x, y) = sin²(x-3y) Ans. f, =2sin(x – 3y)cos(x – 3y), f. =-6sin(x-3y)cos(x– 3y) 10) f(x, y) = x Ans. f, = yx", f, =x' In(x) 11) f(x,y) = fg(1)dt, Ans. f. =-g(x), f, = g(y) (g continuous for all t) 12) f(x, y,z)=1+xy² – 2z? Ans. f. = y, f, = 2xy, ƒ. = -4z 13) f(x, y, z) = x -Vy² +z? Ans. f. =1, f, =-ylv² + z*)"?, S. =--(y* +z°)"? -1/2 yz 14) f(x, y,z)= sin'(xyz) Ans. f. 1-x²y°z²' XZ 1-x*y°z² ху f = V1-x*y°z²
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