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\[u=te^{\frac{ w }{ t }}\]
u=te^(w/t)
so what is the question?
find 1st order partial derivative
with respect to w or t or both?
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both
f_t
\[\text{ to find } u_t \text{ treat everything but t like it is a constant }\]
like you know how to find the derivative of \[u=te^{5/t}\] i bet
treat w like you would 5 when taking the partial of u with respect to t
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@myininaya Just a quick question, can we write a equation of plane containing two skew lines
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