Question

Find the following higher-order partial derivatives for (x^3)+(y^2)+(z^2) = 5
a.) [(d^2)z]/(dxdy)
b.) [(d^2)z]/(dx^2)
c.) [(d^2)z/(dy^2)
and by d I mean partial derivative

Answer 1

Do you know how to take a partial derivative?

Answer 2

Partial just implies more than one variable, but the nice thing with partials is that you can treat other variables as constants

Answer 3

yes I know how to take a partial derivative; however, each time I try to solve it I end up making a mistake somewhere