Given f(x,412) = x+ 4y? +1622 9(2,412) = = =) g(X x2-1=0 F(x, y12, 1) = frayi2) + %3D f(2,412,x) = (2?4 4y +162) + d (2y2-1) Fa = Fy = 8y +) Fz 327 +) 242-1 Upon using the Lagrange, why did Fx equals 2x + A if the basis function is f(2,412,x) = (2?4 442+162 + (242-1) Shouldn't it be Ex = 2x + Ayz since we take the partial with respect to x where y and z are treated constants and x as a variable.
Given f(x,412) = x+ 4y? +1622 9(2,412) = = =) g(X x2-1=0 F(x, y12, 1) = frayi2) + %3D f(2,412,x) = (2?4 4y +162) + d (2y2-1) Fa = Fy = 8y +) Fz 327 +) 242-1 Upon using the Lagrange, why did Fx equals 2x + A if the basis function is f(2,412,x) = (2?4 442+162 + (242-1) Shouldn't it be Ex = 2x + Ayz since we take the partial with respect to x where y and z are treated constants and x as a variable.
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![Given
f(x,412)
= x+ 4y? +1622
9(2,412) =
-) g(x4) - x42-1=0
FIx, y12, 1) =
F(2,412,x) =
(2?4 4y +162) + d (2y2-1)
Fa =
Fy =
8y +)
Fz
327 +)
FX
242-1
Upon using the Lagrange, why did Fx equals 2x + A if the basis function is
f(2,412,x) = (2?t4y+162
+ x (2Y2-1)
Shouldn't it be Fx = 2x + Ayz since
we take the partial with respect to x where y and z are treated constants and x as a variable.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F08b34fa3-701e-4a20-ac34-dad6d0aa4dec%2Fe737ac7b-dc7d-4587-a509-49a21e088375%2F661fmd_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Given
f(x,412)
= x+ 4y? +1622
9(2,412) =
-) g(x4) - x42-1=0
FIx, y12, 1) =
F(2,412,x) =
(2?4 4y +162) + d (2y2-1)
Fa =
Fy =
8y +)
Fz
327 +)
FX
242-1
Upon using the Lagrange, why did Fx equals 2x + A if the basis function is
f(2,412,x) = (2?t4y+162
+ x (2Y2-1)
Shouldn't it be Fx = 2x + Ayz since
we take the partial with respect to x where y and z are treated constants and x as a variable.
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