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Exercicios resolvidos James Stewart vol. 2 7ª ed - ingles

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200 0 CHAPTER 14 PARTIAL DERIVATIVES<br />

1 (1)(1-xy)-(x+y)(-x) _ 1+x 2 1 +x 2 1<br />

zu = 1 + ( x+u )2 . (1- xy)2 (1- xy)2 +(x + y)2 (1 + x2)(1 + y2) = 1 + y2 ·<br />

1-xy<br />

2x 2 -2<br />

( 1<br />

+ x 2 )2, Zxy = 0, Zyx = 0, Zyy = -(1 + y ) . 2y =<br />

2y<br />

Thus U:cy = Uy:c.<br />

61. u = cos(x 2 y) => U:c = -sin(x 2 y) · 2xy = -2xysin(x 2 y),<br />

Uxy = -2xy · cos(x 2 y) · x 2 +sin(x 2 y) · (-2x) = -2x 3 ycos(x 2 y)- 2xsin(x 2 y) and<br />

uu = -sin(x 2 y) ·x 2 = - x 2 sin(x 2 y), 1t 11<br />

x = - x 2 ·cos(x 2 y) ·2xy+sin(x 2 y) · (- 2x) = -2x 3 ycos(x 2 y) -2xsin(x 2 y).<br />

Thus Uxy = Uux.<br />

63. f(x, y) = x 4 y 2 - x 3 y => fx = 4x 3 y 2 - 3x 2 y, fxx = 12x 2 y 2 - 6xy, fxxx = 24xy 2 - 6y and'<br />

f xv = 8x 3 y- 3x 2 , fxvx = 24x 2 y- 6x.<br />

67. u=er 8 sin(J => :~ . =er 8 cosfJ+sinfJ·er 8 (r)=e'. 0 (cosO+rsinO),<br />

;<br />

2<br />

;<br />

0 = er8 (sinfJ) +(cosO+ rsinO) erO (0) = ero (sinO+ OcosB + rOsinO),<br />

{)~:~O = ero (0 sin 0) +(sinO+ 0 cosO+ rOsinO) · e'' 8 (0) = Oero (2sin0 + Ocos 0 + rO sinO).<br />

X OW 8 2 w .<br />

69.w=y+2z=x(y+2z)- 1 => ax=(y+2z)- I, 8yax = -(y+2z)- 2 (1)=-(y+2z)- 2 ,<br />

8 3 w . . 4 ow<br />

{)z{)y{)x = -(-2)(y + 2z)- 3 (2) = 4(y + 2z)- 3 = (y + 2<br />

z)3 and {)y = x(-1)(y + 2z)- 2 (1) = -x(y + 2z)- 2 ,<br />

71. Assuming that the third partial derivatives off are continuous (easily verifi<strong>ed</strong>), we can write fxzy = fyxz· Then<br />

f(x, y, z) = :J;y 2 z 3 + arCSin ( X vz) =?<br />

fu = 2xyz 3 + 0, fvx = 2yz 3 , and fyxz = 6yz 2 = fxzy·<br />

73. By Definition 4, fx(3, 2) = lim !( 3 + h, 2 l-!( 3 , 2 ) which we can approximate by considering h = 0.5 and h = -0.5:<br />

h-0<br />

f ( 3 2<br />

) ~ !(3.5, 2) - f(3, 2) _ 22.4 - 17.5 _ 9 8<br />

f ( 3 2<br />

) ~ !(2.5, 2) - f(3, 2) _ 10.2- 17.5 _ 14 6<br />

A .<br />

"' ' ~ 0.5 - 0.5 - · ' "' ' ~ -0.5 - -0.5 - · · veragmg<br />

these values, we estimate f,.(3, 2) to be approximately 12.2. Similarly, f x(3, 2.2) = lim !( 3 + h , 2·2}-!( 3 , 2·2) which<br />

_ h"""""+O L<br />

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