thanks for the heads up
I did the product rule part and natural log differentiates differently from normal differentiation is it ?
from the question above :
f(r,s,t) = r ln (rs^2t^3)
i differentiate fr first
i get
r(s^2t^3)
------------ + lnrs^2t^3
rs^2t^3
is this right ?
i am doing...
i have double checked my notes and i see that for continuous functions either way is applicable . but for this i believe starts from fr to frs then frss .
the final answer for frss should be -2s^-2
thanks
some help with this differentiation question thanks
Question :
Find the indicated partial derivative . frss , frst
f(r,s,t) = r ln (rs^2t^3)
differentiating with respect to r gave
s^2t^3
1* ----------
rs^2 t^3
but this is not correct something is...
Homework Statement
how can i convert this : - 2 (cos pai / 4 + i sin pai / 4 ) to Cartesian , Polar and Exponential form ?
Homework Equations
z = ( a + i b)
The Attempt at a Solution
r= -2
tan inverse = pai/4 / pai/4
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Thank you very much for helping me out
Express -2(cos pai/4+i sin pai/4 ) in Cartesian , Polar and Exponential form ?
how can i convert this : - 2 (cos pai / 4 + i sin pai / 4 ) to Cartesian , Polar and Exponential form ?
Thank you very much