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Find the partial derivatives of f(r,s)=ln(r^2=s^2) and partial derivative of u(t,w)=te^(w/t)
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So I solve both problems and got them right but I have a questions.
When solving the partial of u why does the t stay when taking respect to w?
and when you take the partial of f respect to s the r stays.
oops made a mistake up above the = sign is suppose to be a +
partial derivatives treats every other variable as a constant
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yes, i know that but when taking partial of f respect to s shoudnt the r up front just go away because it's considered to be a number
it could be 1
so the answer should be 2s/(r^2+s^2) not 2rs?(r^2+s^2)
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