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How do I find a partial derivative of something like sin(4xy)?
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Derivative with respect to what?
pretend one variable is a constant.
both x and y
so for example if you want partial wrt x treat y as a constant
you would get \[\cos(4xy)\times 4y\]
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Oh, partials: \[\frac{\delta f}{\delta x} = 4ycos(4xy)\] \[\frac{\delta f}{\delta y} = 4xcos(4xy)\]
Thanks, I didnt know if the chain rule was still in effect.
Certainly is.
You treat the variables you aren't taking the partial with respect to as constant applying all the chain rule stuff, etc.
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