There is a function                                                           f(x,y)=3√x3 + y. a)Calculate the partial derivative f,x (x, y) at points different from the point [0, 0] in which it is defined.

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Chapter9: Multivariable Calculus
Section9.2: Partial Derivatives
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There is a function 

                                                         f(x,y)=3√x3 + y.

a)Calculate the partial derivative f,x (x, y) at points different from the point [0, 0] in which it is defined.

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