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Hmm, well think of total velocity as a function of x and y
so the combination of the partial derivatives forms the new eq
no it's vector notation
usually in this case
This is a little technical, but a good overview http://math.ucsd.edu/~wgarner/reference/math10c_su10/lectures/second-order_partial_derivatives.pdf
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np best of luck, but anyways, just think of vector notation and it should help too
awesome! have a good night
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