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Can anyone do the partial derivatives of (e^y)sinxy?
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\[f_x = (e^y)\frac{ ∂ }{ ∂x }\sin(xy)+\sin(xy)\frac{ ∂ }{ ∂x }(e^y)\] \[f_y = (e^y)\frac{ ∂ }{ ∂y }\sin(xy)+\sin(xy)\frac{ ∂ }{ ∂y }(e^y)\]
Treating "y" as a constant for the first one, whilst treating "x" as a constant for the second partial derivative.
\[f_x = e^y[y \cos(xy)]+ \sin(xy)[e^y \times 0] = ye^ycos(xy)\]
My partial in terms of x was the same as yours so thanks for verifying that. My partial in terms of y was \[e^yxcos(xy)-ye^ysin(xy)\]
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