forget_f1
Oct10-04, 09:52 PM
What is the derivative of U(X(t),t)?
Is it Ut(Xt(t),t)?
HallsofIvy
Oct11-04, 06:44 AM
In general, the derivative of U(x,y) with respect to t is, by the chain rule,
Ux(x,y)xt+ Uy(x,y)yt.
Notice that the derivatives of x and y are multiplied by U(x,y), not arguments in it!
In the case that y= t, that reduces to
Ux(x,y)(xt)+ Ut.
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