1. Let f(u, v) be a continuously differentiable function. Let u = e*, v = e³. Show that u²fuu + v² fev +ufu+vfv = fxz + fyy.
1. Let f(u, v) be a continuously differentiable function. Let u = e*, v = e³. Show that u²fuu + v² fev +ufu+vfv = fxz + fyy.
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Transcribed Image Text:1. Let f(u, v) be a continuously differentiable function. Let u = ex, v=e¹.
Show that
u² fuu + v²fvv +ufu+vfv = fxx + fyy.
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Given that f(u,v) is a continuously differentiable function, and u=ex, v=ey then show that
u2fuu+v2fvv+ufu+vfv=fxx+fyy
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