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Find the total derivative of u with respect to t : u=xyz,x=t2+1,y=lnt,z=cost Answer:
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Find the total derivative of u with respect to t : u=xyz,x=t2+1,y=lnt,z=cost Answer:

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the total derivative of u with respect to t is: u' = (2t + 1)yz + xzcos(t) + yzsin(t)

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