Suppose that f(x,y) is given, and that g is defined by g(s,t)=f(st,s^2−t^2) If ∇f(2,−3)=(−10,−8), find ∇g(1,2). ∇g(1,2)= What hypothesis must f satisfy?: f must be differentiable at

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Suppose that f(x,y) is given, and that g is defined by

g(s,t)=f(st,s^2−t^2)
  1. If ∇f(2,−3)=(−10,−8), find ∇g(1,2).

    ∇g(1,2)=

  2. What hypothesis must f satisfy?: f must be differentiable at
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