Partial Derivatives. Differentials of Functions of Several Variables
[154/97%]Prove that
Let
find .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Find the first- and second-order partial derivatives of the following function: .
Let (1) ; (2) ; (3) , verify the identity
Let , if and . Prove that
Let be a homogeneous function of degree . Verify Euler's theorem on homogeneous functions for each of the following: if the homogeneous function of degree has continuous partial derivatives with respect to all variables in a domain , then the following identity holds
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Prove that if the differentiable function satisfies the equation
then it is a homogeneous function of degree .
Prove that if is a differentiable homogeneous function of degree , then its partial derivatives are homogeneous functions of degree .
Let be a twice differentiable homogeneous function of degree . Prove that
Find the first- and second-order differentials of the following functions ( are independent variables): .
Find the first- and second-order differentials of the following functions ( are independent variables): .
Find the first- and second-order differentials of the following functions ( are independent variables): .
Find the first- and second-order differentials of the following functions ( are independent variables): .
Find the first- and second-order differentials of the following functions ( are independent variables): .
Find the first- and second-order differentials of the following functions ( are independent variables): .
Find the first- and second-order differentials of the following functions ( are independent variables): .
Let , find and .
Prove that if
then
Assuming the absolute values of are very small, derive approximate formulas for each of the following expressions:
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Using the differential to replace the increment of the function, compute approximately:
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Let the sides of a rectangle be meters and meters. If the first side is increased by 2 millimeters and the second side is decreased by 5 millimeters, by how much do the diagonal and area of the rectangle change?
The central angle of a sector is increased by . In order to keep the area of the sector unchanged, by how much should the radius centimeters of the sector be decreased?
Prove that the relative error of a product is approximately equal to the sum of the relative errors of the factors.
When measuring the base radius and height of a cylinder, the following results are obtained:
what absolute error and relative error can the computed volume of the cylinder have?
The sides of a triangle are meters meters, meters meters, and the angle between them is ; what absolute error can the computed third side of the triangle have?
Prove that the function
which is continuous at the point , has the two partial derivatives and at the point , but is not differentiable at the point .
Describe the behavior of the derivative functions and in a neighborhood of the point .
Prove that the function
is continuous in a neighborhood of the point and has bounded partial derivatives and , but this function is not differentiable at the point .
Prove that the function
and
has partial derivatives and in a neighborhood of the point ; these partial derivatives are discontinuous at the point and are unbounded in any neighborhood of this point; however, this function is differentiable at the point .
Prove: a function having bounded partial derivatives and in some convex domain is uniformly continuous in the domain .
Prove: if the function is continuous in the variable (for each fixed value of ) and has a bounded derivative with respect to the variable , then this function is continuous in the variables and jointly.
In each of the following problems find the indicated partial derivative: find , , , if
Find , if .
Find , if .
Find , if .
Find , if .
Find , if .
Find , if .
Find , if .
Find , if .
Find , if .
If , find .
Prove: if
then
where , and find the function .
Let ; find , and the derivatives , , , and — what are they equal to?
Find the differential of the indicated order: , if .
Find the differential of the indicated order: , if .
Find the differential of the indicated order: , if .
Find the differential of the indicated order: , if .
Find the differential of the indicated order: , if .
Find the differential of the indicated order: , if .
Find the differential of the indicated order: , if .
Find the differential of the indicated order: , if .
Find the differential of the indicated order: , if .
Find the differential of the indicated order: , if .
Let be a homogeneous polynomial of degree . Prove that
Let:
Find and , if
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Let:
Find , if
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Let:
and
Find and , if
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Find the first- and second-order derivatives of the following composite function: .
Find the first- and second-order derivatives of the following composite function: .
Find the first- and second-order derivatives of the following composite function: .
Let , find .
Let , find .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables):, where .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables):, where .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables): .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables):, where .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables): .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables):, where , .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables):, where , .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables):, where , .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables): .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables): .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables): .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables):, where , , .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables):, where , , .
Find the first- and second-order total differentials of the following composite function ( and are the independent variables):, where , , .
Find , given: .
Find , given: .
Find , given:, where , , .
Let , where and is a twice-differentiable function. Prove that:
where , is the Laplace operator, and find the function .
Let and be twice-differentiable functions and let be the Laplace operator (see problem 3305: ). Prove that:
where .
Prove that the function
( and are constants) satisfies the Laplace equation
Prove that if the function satisfies the Laplace equation (see problem 3307: ), then the function
also satisfies this equation.
Prove that the function
( and are constants) satisfies the heat conduction equation
Prove that if the function satisfies the heat conduction equation (see problem 3309: ), then the function
also satisfies this equation.
Prove that the function
(where ), when , satisfies the Laplace equation
Prove that if the function satisfies the Laplace equation (see problem 3311: ), then the function
(where is a constant and ) also satisfies this equation.
Prove that the function
(where and are constants) satisfies the Helmholtz equation
Let the functions and satisfy the Laplace equation (see problem 3311), and suppose the function
also satisfies this equation. Prove that
Let be an -th order homogeneous function that is times differentiable. Prove that
If , where is a differentiable function. Simplify the expression
Prove that the function
(where is an arbitrary differentiable function) satisfies the equation
Prove that
(where is an arbitrary differentiable function) satisfies the equation
If
where is a differentiable function. Simplify the expression
Let:
and
Prove that:
Verify the following identity: , if .
Verify the following identity: , if .
Verify the following identity: , if .
Verify the following identity: , if .
Verify the following identity: , if
Verify the following identity: , if .
Verify the following identity: , if
Verify the following identity: , if
Verify the following identity: , if
Verify the following identity: , if .
Using successive differentiation, eliminate the arbitrary function and find the partial differential equation satisfied by .
Using successive differentiation, eliminate the arbitrary function and find the partial differential equation satisfied by .
Using successive differentiation, eliminate the arbitrary function and find the partial differential equation satisfied by .
Using successive differentiation, eliminate the arbitrary function and find the partial differential equation satisfied by .
Using successive differentiation, eliminate the arbitrary function and find the partial differential equation satisfied by .
Using successive differentiation, eliminate the arbitrary functions and , and find the partial differential equation satisfied by .
Using successive differentiation, eliminate the arbitrary functions and , and find the partial differential equation satisfied by .
Using successive differentiation, eliminate the arbitrary functions and , and find the partial differential equation satisfied by .
Using successive differentiation, eliminate the arbitrary functions and , and find the partial differential equation satisfied by .
Using successive differentiation, eliminate the arbitrary functions and , and find the partial differential equation satisfied by .
Find the derivative of the function
at the point along the direction making an angle with the positive direction of the axis.
Find the derivative of the function
at the point along the direction making an angle with the positive direction of the axis. In what direction does this derivative have:
its maximum value;
its minimum value;
the value .
Find the derivative of the function
at the point along the direction perpendicular to the level line passing through this point.
Find the derivative of the function
at the point along the inward normal direction of the curve at this point.
Find the derivative of the function
at the point along the direction . What is the magnitude of the gradient of the function at this point?
Find the magnitude and direction of the gradient of the function
(where ) at the point .
Find the angle between the gradients of the function
at the two points and .
At the point , by how much does the magnitude of the gradient of the function
differ from the magnitude of the gradient of the function
?
Prove that at the point , the angle between the gradients of the functions
and
( constants with ) tends to zero as the point recedes to infinity.
Let be a twice differentiable function. If are the direction cosines of the direction , find .
Let be a function twice differentiable, and let
be three mutually perpendicular directions. Prove that:
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Let be a differentiable function such that when we have
and
Find when .
Let the function satisfy the equation
together with the following conditions:
Find: , , .
Assume ; solve the following equation: .
Assume ; solve the following equation: .
Assume ; solve the following equation: .
Assume ; solve the equation
Find the solution of the equation
satisfying the condition .
Find the solution of the equation
satisfying the conditions , .
Find the solution of the equation
satisfying the conditions , .