Let F(x, y, z) = z* +x+y sin x +x In z 0, where z =f(x, y), then at (0,0,1) and %3D are equal to:

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Let F(x, y, z) = z +x+y sin x +x In z 0, where z =f(x,y), then at (0,0,1) and
are
equal to:
O -1/3 and 0
None of these
O -1/4 and 0
O 0 and -1/3
Transcribed Image Text:Let F(x, y, z) = z +x+y sin x +x In z 0, where z =f(x,y), then at (0,0,1) and are equal to: O -1/3 and 0 None of these O -1/4 and 0 O 0 and -1/3
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