If ƒ(x, y) = x¹⁰ sin(cos(yesin(cos(arctan(ry)))) + xy³, then what is fry (x, y) – fyx fxy(x, (x, y)? 0 ○ fxx (x, y) XX fyy (x, y) fyry (x, y) fryx (x, y)

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Chapter9: Multivariable Calculus
Section9.2: Partial Derivatives
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If
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f(x, y) = x¹⁰
sin(cos(yesin(cos(arctan(ry)))) + xy³,
then what is fry (x, y) — fyx (x, y)?
xy
○ fax (x, y)
ƒxx
fyy (x, y)
fyxy (x, y)
fxyx (x, y)
Transcribed Image Text:If 10 f(x, y) = x¹⁰ sin(cos(yesin(cos(arctan(ry)))) + xy³, then what is fry (x, y) — fyx (x, y)? xy ○ fax (x, y) ƒxx fyy (x, y) fyxy (x, y) fxyx (x, y)
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