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partial derivative G(s,t)=sqrt(st)/(s+t)
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im doing it now. i dont think the chain rule applies to this one cus its not a funtion in a function. what do u think?
first or second partial derivative? respect to s, t or both?
first. \[G(s,t)=\frac{ \sqrt{st} }{ s+t }\] this is not a function inside a function so you could use the Quotient rule and takethe derivatives with respect to s then with respect to t
\[G(s,t)=\frac{ (st)^{\frac{ 1 }{ 2 }} }{ s+t}\]
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