Saturday, November 16, 2024

Partial derivatives of a function of three variables

 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.

Definition








Example


Solution

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):                                                                                                         
Let's substitute f(x+h, y, z) and f(x,y,z) in the formula:                                                                                   


                                                                                                     


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19 comments:

  1. Partial derivatives are so fascinating! They let us focus on one variable while treating others as constants—perfect for analyzing multivariable functions.
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  2. This explanation about partial derivatives simplifies a complex topic so well! Great for anyone diving into calculus.
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  3. I love how this blog emphasizes treating other variables as constants—it really helps in visualizing partial derivatives.
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  4. Using the limit definition for partial derivatives is such a fundamental approach. Thanks for sharing the formula!
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  5. The clarity in the example and solution is impressive. Perfect for students learning this topic!
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  6. The process of substituting
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    f(x,y,z) is explained step by step—very beginner-friendly.
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  7. Practice problems are always a great addition. Hands-on exercises cement the concept of partial derivatives.
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  8. This explanation reminds me how essential partial derivatives are in physics and engineering—especially for 3D problems.
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  9. Partial derivatives are like zooming in on a specific variable’s effect while ignoring the rest—so powerful!
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  10. The connection between the formula and its application in solving is seamless. Great job!
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  11. Breaking down 𝑓(𝑥+ℎ,𝑦,𝑧)f(x+h,y,z) step by step makes the limit definition more approachable.
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  12. This is a perfect refresher on how partial derivatives work with three variables.
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  13. Limit definition for partial derivatives explained this clearly? Kudos to the writer!
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  14. Partial derivatives help us understand how a function behaves in each direction. Amazing concept!
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  15. The blog balances theoretical definitions and practical examples perfectly.
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  16. For anyone struggling with partial derivatives, this is a must-read guide.
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  17. Keeping 𝑦y and 𝑧z constant while working with 𝑥x is such a logical approach.
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