The two-dimensional Laplace equation dx2 the two-dimensional Laplace equation. = 0 describes the potentials and steady-state temperature distributions in a plane. Show that the function satisfies + dy f(x,y) = e - 8y sin 8x Find the second-order partial derivatives of f(x,y) with respect to x and y, respectively. dy? Does the function satisfy the two-dimensional Laplace equation? O A. No, because f/dx? is not equal to f/ dy?. O B. Yes, because df/ dx? is equal to df/ dy?. O C. Yes, because the sum of &f/dx? and Zf/ay? is 0. O D. No, because the sum of fi/ax? and f/ dy? is not 0.

The two-dimensional Laplace equation dx2 the two-dimensional Laplace equation. = 0 describes the potentials and steady-state temperature distributions in a plane. Show that the function satisfies + dy f(x,y) = e - 8y sin 8x Find the second-order partial derivatives of f(x,y) with respect to x and y, respectively. dy? Does the function satisfy the two-dimensional Laplace equation? O A. No, because f/dx? is not equal to f/ dy?. O B. Yes, because df/ dx? is equal to df/ dy?. O C. Yes, because the sum of &f/dx? and Zf/ay? is 0. O D. No, because the sum of fi/ax? and f/ dy? is not 0.

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