Problem #7:The graph of z = f (x, y) is shown below. In each part, determine whether the given partial derivatives are positive, negative, or zero. (Note that the function is symmetric about 0 in both the x- and y- directions.)(a) fx(2, 2) and fxx(2, 2)(b) fy(2, 2) and fyy(2, 2)(c) fx(−2, 0) and fxx(−2, 0)(d) fy(−2, 0) and fyy(−2, 0) | |
(A) zero, positive (B) negative, negative (C) negative, zero (D) zero, negative (E) positive, negative (F) zero, zero (G) positive, positive (H) positive, zero (I) negative, positive Problem #7(a): Select A B C D E F G H I | |
(A) positive, positive (B) positive, negative (C) negative, positive (D) negative, zero (E) positive, zero (F) zero, zero (G) zero, negative (H) negative, negative (I) zero, positive Problem #7(b): Select A B C D E F G H I | |
(A) negative, zero (B) positive, positive (C) positive, negative (D) zero, zero (E) zero, positive (F) negative, negative (G) zero, negative (H) negative, positive (I) positive, zero Problem #7(c): Select A B C D E F G H I | |
(A) zero, zero (B) negative, negative (C) negative, positive (D) zero, negative (E) zero, positive (F) positive, negative (G) positive, positive (H) positive, zero (I) negative, zero Problem #7(d): Select A B C D E F G H I | |
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The graph of z = f (x, y) is shown below. In each part, determine whether the given partial derivatives are positive, negative, or zero. (Note that the function is symmetric about 0 in both the x- and y- directions.)
Problem #7:
The graph of z = f (x, y)
is shown below. In each part, determine whether the given partial
derivatives are positive, negative, or zero. (Note that the
function is symmetric about 0 in both the x- and
y- directions.)
(a)
fx(−2, 2) and
fxx(−2, 2)
(b)
fy(−2, 2) and
fyy(−2, 2)
(c)
fx(0, −2) and
fxx(0, −2)
(d)
fy(0, −2) and
fyy(0, −2)
(A) negative, positive (B) negative, zero (C)
positive, negative (D) positive, zero (E) zero, ...
Problem #7: The graph of z =f(x,y) is shown below. In each part, determine whether the given partial derivatives are positive, negative, or zero. (Note that the function is symmetric about 0 in both the x- and y- directions.) 15 10 (a) f(-2,-2) and f.-2,-2) (b) f(-2,-2) and yy(-2,-2) (c) fr(2,0) and f(2,0) (d) f/2.0) and fy(2.0) (A) positive, positive (B) negative, negative (C) zero, positive (D) zero, zero (E) negative, positive (F) zero, negative (G) positive, zero (H) positive,...
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Find all the first and second order. partial derivatives of f(x, y) = 8 sin(2x + y) - 2 cos(x - y). A. SI = fr = B. = fy = c. = f-z = D. = fyy = E. By = fyz = F. = Sxy=
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