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Please help me on these with how to do so! 2) f(x,y)=(ysinx)/(xcosy) 3) f(x,y)=l

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Question

Please help me on these with how to do so!

2) f(x,y)=(ysinx)/(xcosy)

3) f(x,y)=ln(x^(2)+y^(3))

4) f(x,y,z)=ye^(z)sinpix

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Explanation / Answer

If you are taking the partial with respect to y treat x as a constant, and just take a derivative as you normally would, if you need me to do the rest I can.2) d/dx = (y sec(y) (x cos(x)-sin(x)))/x^2 d/dy = (sin(x) (y tan(y)+1) sec(y))/x d^2/dy^2= (sin(x) sec(y) (tan(y) (y tan(y)+2)+y sec^2(y)))/x d^2/dx^2= -(y sec(y) ((x^2-2) sin(x)+2 x cos(x)))/x^3 d/dx (d/dy)= d/dy (d/dx) = ((y tan(y)+1) sec(y) (x cos(x)-sin(x)))/x^2