The partial derivative of a function of three variables can be calculated the same way we calculate the partial derivatives of a function of two variables. To calculate the partial derivative with respect to x, we consider y and z constants then we calculate the derivative considering only x as a variable. In general to calculate the partial derivative to one variable, we calculate the derivative with respect the considered variable while we keep the other two variables constant.
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To calculate the partial derivative with respect to x using the limit definition, let's start by using the formula
Let's start by calculating f(x + h, y, z):
Practice
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