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Find all the second order partial derivatives of g (x,y) = x Superscript 4 Baseline y + 3 sine (y) + 5 y cosine (x)

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Explanation:

Given the function
g(x,y) = x^(4)y+3siny+5ycosx

before we can get its second order partial derivative, we need to get its first order first. The first order are δg/δx and δg/δy

δg/δx
= 4x^(3)y - 5ysinx

δg/δy =
x^(4) +3cosy+5cosx

The second derivatives are δ²g/δy², δ²g/δx², δ²g/ δyδx or δ²g/ δxδy

δ²g/δy² = δ/δy (δg/δy) = δ/δy(
x^(4)+3cosy+5cosx)

δ²g/δy² = -3siny

Similarly δ²g/δx² = δ/δx (δg/δx) = δ/δx(
4x^(3)y - 5ysinx)

δ²g/δx² = 12x²y-5ycosx

δ²g/ δyδx = δ/δy (δg/δx) = δ/δy (
4x^(3)y - 5ysinx)

δ²g/ δyδx = 4x³ - 5sinx = δ²g/ δxδy ( for continuous function)

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