Explanation Given information: The given partial derivatives is ∂ ∂ x x y y 2 + 1 . Concept used: The Quotient rule of partial derivative can be defined as follows, ∂ ∂ x ( f ( x ) g ( x ) ) = f ' ( x ) g ( x ) − g ' ( x ) f ( x ) [ g ( x ) ] 2 Calculation: Consider f To determine (b) Toexplain: the following partial derivatives should be evaluated without using the Quotient Rule. To determine (c) Toexplain: the following partial derivatives should be evaluated without using the Quotient Rule.

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Chapter 14.3, Problem 3PQ

To determine

(a)

Toexplain:

the following partial derivatives should be evaluated without using the Quotient Rule.

To determine

(b)

Toexplain:

the following partial derivatives should be evaluated without using the Quotient Rule.

To determine

(c)

Toexplain:

the following partial derivatives should be evaluated without using the Quotient Rule.

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(a) Toexplain: the following partial derivatives should be evaluated without using the Quotient Rule .

Solution Summary: The author explains that the following partial derivatives should be evaluated without using the Quotient Rule.

(a)

Toexplain:

the following partial derivatives should be evaluated without using the Quotient Rule.

(b)

Toexplain:

the following partial derivatives should be evaluated without using the Quotient Rule.

(c)

Toexplain:

the following partial derivatives should be evaluated without using the Quotient Rule.

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(a) Toexplain: the following partial derivatives should be evaluated without using the Quotient Rule .

Solution Summary: The author explains that the following partial derivatives should be evaluated without using the Quotient Rule.

(a) Toexplain: the following partial derivatives should be evaluated without using the Quotient Rule.

(b) Toexplain: the following partial derivatives should be evaluated without using the Quotient Rule.

(c) Toexplain: the following partial derivatives should be evaluated without using the Quotient Rule.

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(a)

Toexplain:

the following partial derivatives should be evaluated without using the Quotient Rule.

(b)

Toexplain:

the following partial derivatives should be evaluated without using the Quotient Rule.

(c)

Toexplain:

the following partial derivatives should be evaluated without using the Quotient Rule.