Thomas' Calculus 13th Edition

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Chapter 14: Partial Derivatives - Section 14.3 - Partial Derivatives - Exercises 14.3 - Page 807: 56

Answer

a. $3$ times $y$ b. $3$ times $y$ c. $3$ times $y$ d. $2$ times $x$

Work Step by Step

a) In 3 times differentiating with respect to $y$ would have all vanished. Let's say we first differentiate with respect to $x$, than the term with e^{x} will remain till end which would make problem more complex b) In 3 times differentiating with respect to $y$ would have all vanished. In case of $x$ the trigonometric function never ends so we don't go for variables with trigonometric function. c) There is only 1 term with $y$ so the rest would become zero in the first derivation with respect to $y$, reducing the problem. d) In 2 derivations with respect to $x$ everything would become zero. And $y$ is included in exponential so we don't derivate particular variables first in such cases.
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