Checking My Work: Vanishing Value for \partial F/\partial x | Easy Question

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In summary, "Vanishing Value" in regards to partial derivatives refers to the behavior of the partial derivative as the variable approaches a certain value. The value of \partial F/\partial x is calculated by taking the derivative of the function F with respect to the variable x. Checking the value of \partial F/\partial x is important for understanding the behavior of a function. An "easy question" for \partial F/\partial x is one that can be easily calculated using basic differentiation rules. To check your work when calculating \partial F/\partial x, you can use multiple methods of differentiation, graph the function and its derivative, or use online tools or software.
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For what value does [itex]\frac{\partial F}{\partial x}[/itex] vanish?

Working is in the attached pictures, easy question just want to make sure I haven't stuffed up

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Mod Edit: Fixed LaTeX. Tip: leave a space between delta and whatever comes after it. If you don't, the LaTeX rendering system doesn't recognize deltaF and similar. Also, for partial derivatives, use \ partial F and \ partial x, not \ delta F and \ delta x.
 

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1. What is the concept of "Vanishing Value" in regards to partial derivatives?

The concept of "Vanishing Value" refers to the behavior of a partial derivative as the variable in question approaches a certain value. If the value of the partial derivative approaches zero as the variable approaches a specific value, then the partial derivative is said to have a "vanishing value."

2. How is the value of \partial F/\partial x calculated?

The value of \partial F/\partial x is calculated by taking the derivative of the function F with respect to the variable x. This involves using the rules of differentiation to find the slope of the function at a particular point.

3. Why is it important to check the value of \partial F/\partial x?

Checking the value of \partial F/\partial x is important because it provides information about how the function F is changing with respect to the variable x. This can be useful in understanding the behavior of a function and making predictions about its future behavior.

4. What is an "easy question" in regards to \partial F/\partial x?

An "easy question" in regards to \partial F/\partial x refers to a question where the partial derivative can be easily calculated using basic differentiation rules. This typically includes functions with simple algebraic expressions or those that can be rewritten in terms of other known functions.

5. How can I check my work when calculating \partial F/\partial x?

There are a few ways to check your work when calculating \partial F/\partial x. One method is to use multiple methods of differentiation, such as the power rule, product rule, or quotient rule, to see if you get the same result. Another method is to graph the function and its derivative to visually see if they match up. Additionally, you can use online tools or software to verify your calculation.

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