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Question Number 215468 by alephnull last updated on 07/Jan/25

((∂xω)/(∂yω))∙(∂e/∂ω)=?  x=f(y)  ω=g(y)  e=h(ω)

xωyωeω=?x=f(y)ω=g(y)e=h(ω)

Answered by MrGaster last updated on 08/Jan/25

(∂x/∂y)∙(∂w/∂ω)∙(∂e/∂ω)  =(∂x/∂y)∙1∙(∂e/∂ω)  =(∂x/∂y)∙(∂e/∂ω)  Given:  x=f(y)  ω=g(y)  e=h(ω)  Thus:  (∂x/∂y)=f′(y)  (∂e/∂ω)=h′(ω)  Substitute back:  ((∂xω)/(∂yω))∙(∂e/∂ω)=f′(y)∙h′(g(y))  Conclusion:  f′(y)∙h′(g(y))

xywωeω=xy1eω=xyeωGiven:x=f(y)ω=g(y)e=h(ω)Thus:xy=f(y)eω=h(ω)Substituteback:xωyωeω=f(y)h(g(y))Conclusion:f(y)h(g(y))

Commented by alephnull last updated on 08/Jan/25

thank you

thankyou

Answered by issac last updated on 08/Jan/25

=((ex)/(yω))

=exyω

Commented by MathematicalUser2357 last updated on 29/Mar/25

Did you miscalculated because:  (A) you forgot the notation of derivatives  (B) you forgot the first principle of derivatives  (C) you thinked that as an algebra question

Didyoumiscalculatedbecause:(A)youforgotthenotationofderivatives(B)youforgotthefirstprincipleofderivatives(C)youthinkedthatasanalgebraquestion

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