QUESTION 10Let W (s, t) = F(u(s, t), v(s, t)) whereu(1,0) = -4,u,(1,0)=-7, u₂(1,0) = -4v(1,0) = 8,v,(1,0) = -8,v(1,0) = 3F(-4,8)= 1,F₂(-4,8) = 5Evaluate W, (1,0) and W,(1,0).

Here ⇒wss,t=∂w∂u×∂u∂s+∂w∂v×∂v∂s ⇒wts,t=∂w∂u×∂u∂t+∂w∂v×∂v∂t

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QUESTION 10 Let W (s, t) = F(u(s, t), v(s, t)) where u(1,0)=-4,u,(1,0) = -7, u₂(1,0) = -4 v(1,0) = 8,v,(1,0) = -8, v(1,0) = 3 F(-4,8)=1,F₂(-4,8) = 5 Evaluate W, (1,0) and W,(1,0).