I got that answer by using derivative rules, and not by the definition. When you plug in x+h for x you get sqrt[x+h].. and that's where I'm getting stuck.
I come out getting this:
(4hy + (sqrt[x+h] - sqrt[x])y^2)/h
I need some help with this partial derivative. I can do it by rules, but when I try and do it out using the definition of the partial derivative, I run into problems.
Homework Statement
Find the partial derivative of sqrt[x]y^2 - 4xy with respect to x
The Attempt at a Solution
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