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The verification for
Answer to Problem 16P
The verification for
Explanation of Solution
The given equations are.
Here,
Here,
Differentiate equation (I) partially twice with respect to
Differentiate equation (I) partially twice with respect to
Differentiate equation (II) partially twice with respect to
Differentiate equation (II) partially twice with respect to
Divide equation (III) by equation (IV).
Divide equation (V) by equation (VI).
Also,
Here,
Substitute
The equation
Substitute
The equation
Conclusion:
Equation (X) is equal to equation (XI) and equation (XII) equals to equal (XIII).
Hence, verified.
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