Calculus-Sec-13-5-Solution
13.5 The Chain Rule by SGLee - HSKim, YJLim, YKKim
1. If where
,
and
, find
and
at
and
.
.
2. Find and
if
, where
.
,
.
.
3. Find of
.
.
4. Find of
.
Take a partial derivative of both sides with respect to ,
then we have .
.
5. Find and
when
is an implicitly defined function of
and
in
.
If
,
,
.
6. Find ,
of
.
because
.
because
.
.
7. Find when
.
.
8. Let
with
.
(a) Show that and
exist everywhere.
(b) Are and
continuous at the origin? Justify your answer.
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(a) If ,
.
Thus and
exist everywhere.
is not continuous at the origin.
is not continuous at the origin.
9. A function is called a homogeneous function of degree
if all the terms in
are of degree
.
In other words, for any parameter
.
If is a homogeneous function of degree n then show that
This is also called Euler’s theorem for homogeneous function.
10. Verify the Euler’s theorem for the following:
(i) . (ii)
.
(iii) . (iv)
.
(v) . (vi)
.
11. If is a homogeneous function of degree
in
,
and
then show that
.
12. Let .
Find at
,
.
13. Let is a homogeneous function of degree
in
and
.
If then show that
.
14. Let . Show that
.
15. Let . Show that
.
16. Show that is a solution of
for all
and
assuming that
is a constant.
17. If is the solution of the equation
with the condition that
as
,
find the values of and
.
18. Let ,
,
and
. Find
.
19. Let ,
,
. Find
at
.