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Find the partial derivatives of the function f(x,y)=(1x−1y)/ (−5x−6y)
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\[f _{x}=1(-5x-6y)^{-1}-1(-5x-6y)^{-2}(-5)(1x-1y)\]
\[f _{y}=-1(-5x-6y)^{-1}-1(-5x-6y)^{-2}(-6)(1x+1y)\]
That came up incorrect the for F(y). The correct F(x) is -(11 y)/(5 x+6 y)^2 if this helps you solve for F(y)
sorry at the end of fy it should be (1x-1y) i put + by mistake
Thats correct, Thanks!
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