Explanation Given information: The given function is f ( x , y , z ) = ( sin y z ) e z 3 − z − 1 y Concept used: For a function independent of x , the partial derivative with respect to x is 0. Calculation: Consider f ( x , y , z ) = ( sin y z ) e z 3 − z − 1 y To find partial derivative with respect to x , we will consider x as a variable and other term as constant

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