1.41 Find ǝ/ǝy of: (a) 5x² + y + sin(axy) + 3; (b) cos (by²³z);(c) xexy; (d) tan (3x + 1); (e) 1/(e¯aly + 1); (f) f(x)g(y)h(z).

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1.41 Find ǝ/ǝy of: (a) 5x² + y + sin(axy) + 3; (b) cos (by²³z); (c) xexy; (d) tan (3x + 1); (e) 1/(e¯aly + 1); (f) f(x)g(y)h(z).