Find the indicated second-order partial derivative for fyx if f(x,y)=e3x+2y

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Find the indicated second-order partial derivative for
fyx if f(x,y)=e3x+2y

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fy = 2 because we derivate in raport witw y and x is like a constant;
fyx = 0 because we deivare in raport with x.

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