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MIT 18.02 Multivariable Calculus, Fall 2007
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What is the total differential of w = z*e^(x+y) at (0, 0, 1) ?
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i've seen this before dw=(∂w/∂z)dz+(∂w/∂x)dx+(∂w/∂y)dy
\[(\partial w/ \partial z)_{(0,0,1)} = e^{0+0} = 1, (\partial w/ \partial x)_{(0,0,1)} = 1. e^{0+0} = 1, (\partial w/\partial y)_{(0,0,1)} = 1. e ^{0+0} = 1\]
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