Exercises on Partial Derivatives

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The discussion focuses on exercises related to partial derivatives, specifically from a resource provided by the University of Alberta. A user requests help in solving the first two problems due to an inability to read the answers. They share their own answers, which include a derivative expression and a simplified fraction. Another participant confirms the user's answers and expresses appreciation for the University of Alberta's resources. The thread highlights the collaborative effort in understanding partial derivatives.
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here there are Exercises on Partial Derivatives: http://www.uAlberta.ca/dept/math/gauss/fcm/calculus/multvrbl/basic/partl_drvtvs_exrcss/partl_dervtv_exrcss.htm
can comeone please solve the first two problems (for some reason i can't read the answers).
my answers:
1. 3(3xy-4y^2)^2(3x-8y)
2. y/(x+y)^2

thanks in advance.
 
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You are correct.
 
Hooray for the University of Alberta!
 
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