Interpretation:
Two other forms of the cyclic rule in equation 1.26 is to be written using mnemonic in Figure 1.11.
Concept introduction:
Cyclic rule is a formula that relates partial derivatives of three interdependent variables. Notably, this rule can be stated in other names such as triple product rule, cyclic chain rule, Euler’s chain rule, cyclic relation. Intriguingly, this rule finds application in
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