(*+*)sin- (x,y) (0,0) f(x.y)= X+y (x,y) (0,0) is given. Which of the following statements about the existence of the partial derivatives f(x,y) and fy(x.y) of f(x,y) at the point (0,0), is true? a) fx(0,0) exists and is equal to 0 fy(0,0) exists and is equal to 0 b) fx (0,0) does not exist fy(0,0) exists and is equal to 0 c) fx(0,0) exists and is equal to 0 fy(0,0) exists and is equal to 1 d) fy(0,0) does not exist fy(0,0) exists and is equal to 1 e) f, (0,0) does not exist fy(0,0) does not exist

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.sin-
X+y?
(х,у) 2 (0,0)
f(x.y)%D
(х, у) - (0,0)
is given. Which of the following statements about the existence of the
partial derivatives fy (x,y) and fy(x,y) of f(x,y) at the point
(0,0), is true?
a) fy(0,0) exists and is equal to 0
fy(0,0) exists and is equal to 0
b) fx (0,0) does not exist
fy(0,0) exists and is equal to 0
c) fx(0,0) exists and is equal to 0
fy(0,0) exists and is equal to 1
d) fx (0,0) does not exist
fy(0,0) exists and is equal to 1
e) f(0,0) does not exist
fy(0,0) does not exist
liğini göre
Secti
Aramak için buraya yazın
Transcribed Image Text:1 .sin- X+y? (х,у) 2 (0,0) f(x.y)%D (х, у) - (0,0) is given. Which of the following statements about the existence of the partial derivatives fy (x,y) and fy(x,y) of f(x,y) at the point (0,0), is true? a) fy(0,0) exists and is equal to 0 fy(0,0) exists and is equal to 0 b) fx (0,0) does not exist fy(0,0) exists and is equal to 0 c) fx(0,0) exists and is equal to 0 fy(0,0) exists and is equal to 1 d) fx (0,0) does not exist fy(0,0) exists and is equal to 1 e) f(0,0) does not exist fy(0,0) does not exist liğini göre Secti Aramak için buraya yazın
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