Is z^2 a Constant When Differentiating cos(yz^2) with Respect to y?

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To differentiate cos(yz^{2}) with respect to y


can we simply ignore the z^{2} term in the differentiation ?
 
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yup! since it's with respect to y, z is irrelevant.
 
Do not "ignore" it, treat it like a constant!
 
treat it like a=z^2.. It's a constant when differentiating with respect to y
 

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