Let f(x, y) be a C-class function of two variables (i.e. its first order partial derivatives are continuous). For a composite function of one variable h (u) = f (-u® +3 u, 3 x® +4 u) = f (-u° + 3 u, 3 uº + 4: find the value of derivative h'(u) at u = 1 given fæ(2,7) = 0 , fy(2,7) = 2 .

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Let f(x, y) be a c!-class function of two variables (i.e. its first order partial derivatives are continuous).
For a composite function of one variable
h (u) = f (-u° + 3 u, 3 uº + 4 u
find the value of derivative h' (u) at u = 1 given
fæ (2,7) = 0,
fy(2,7) = 2.
Transcribed Image Text:Let f(x, y) be a c!-class function of two variables (i.e. its first order partial derivatives are continuous). For a composite function of one variable h (u) = f (-u° + 3 u, 3 uº + 4 u find the value of derivative h' (u) at u = 1 given fæ (2,7) = 0, fy(2,7) = 2.
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