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

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SECTION 14.3 PARTIAL DERIVATIVES 0 201<br />

· · · d I f ( 3 2 2<br />

) !(3.5, 2.2) - !(3, 2.2) 26.1- 15.9<br />

we can approximate by cons1denng h = 0.5 an 1 = - 0.5: "' , . ::::::<br />

= = 20.4,<br />

. . ' 0 . 5<br />

0.5<br />

f(2.5, 2.2) - f(3, 2.2) 9.3 - 15.9<br />

f x(3, 2 A . I I h f ( )'<br />

2.~) ~ _ _ = _ _ 0 5 0 5<br />

= 13. . veragmg t 1ese va ues, we ave "' 3, 2.2 ~ 16.8.<br />

To estimat~ f, 11 (3, 2), we first ne<strong>ed</strong> an estimate for .fx(3, 1.8):<br />

~ /(3.5, 1.8) - /(3, 1.8) - 20.0 - 18.1 - 3 8 f (3 1 8) ~ /(2:5, 1.8)- !(3, 1.8) - 12.5 - 18.1 -<br />

.fx( 3 • 1. 8 ) ~ 0.5 - 0.5 - . ' x ' . ~ -0.5 - - 0.5 - 1 1. 2 .<br />

. . a<br />

Averaging these values, we get f,(3, 1.8) ~ 7.5. Now fx 11 (x, y) = -;::;- [f.,(x, y)) and fx(x, y) is itself a function of two<br />

uy<br />

.. ()a[ ( )) li f,(x,y+h)-fx(x,y)<br />

variables, so Defimtton 4 says that fx 11 x, y = -;::;- fx x, Y = m I · =><br />

. uy h-o a<br />

( )<br />

f x(3, 2 +h)- fx(3, 2) W . I· · 1 · · k · 1 1<br />

h- o h<br />

f , 11<br />

3, 2 = lim . e can estimate t liS va ue usmg our prev1ous wor Wit 1 a = 0.2 and h = -0.2:<br />

) ~ f x(3, 1.8)- J,(3, 2) = 7.5 - 12.2 =<br />

f ( 3 2 ) ~ j,(3, 2.2)- f x(3, 2) = 16.8- 12.2 = 23 f ( 3 2<br />

xy • ~ 0.2 0.2 ' xy ' -0.2 -0.2<br />

Av~raging these values, we estimate f, 11 (3, 2) to be appr~ximately 23.25.<br />

23·5·<br />

U:r:x = -(x2 + y2 + z2)- 3/2 - x( -~) (x2 + y2 + z2) - 5f2(2x) = 2x2 - y2- z2 .<br />

. l . (x2 + y2 + z2)5/ 2<br />

2y2 - x2 - z·2 2z 2 - x2 - y2<br />

By symmetry, u uu = .(x2 + y2 + z2 )5/2 and U ::z = (x2 + y2 + z2)5/2 .<br />

2x2 - y2 - z2 + 2y2 - x2 - z2 + 2z2 - x2 - y2<br />

Thus Uxo:·+ u,,y + Uzz = ( 2 ? 2)"/2 = 0.<br />

. X +y- + Z "<br />

8[f(v) + g(w)] df(v) 8v dg(w) 8w ·<br />

79. Let v = x +at, w = x - at. Then Ut = f)t = ~ ot +~7ft = af'(v) - ag'(w) and<br />

uu = o[af'(v) a~ ag'(w)J = a[af"(v) + ag"(w)) = a 2 [f"(v) + y"(w)). Similarly, by using the Chain Rule we have<br />

u, = f'(v) + g'(w) and Uxx = f"(v) + g"(w). Thus Utt = a 2 Ux:r.·<br />

8z e"' 8z eY 8z 8z e" e·u e"' + eY<br />

81. z = in(e"' + e!l) => -'- = --- and - = --- , so - +- = - -- + --- = --- = 1.<br />

8x e"' + e!l 8y e"' + eY Dx 8y e"' + e11 e"' + eY e"' + eY<br />

D 2 z e"'(e"' + eY) .- e"'(e'") e"'+ 11 8 2 z 0 - e 11 (e"') ex+y<br />

8x2 = (e +eY) 2 = (e"' + e11 )2' 8x8y=(e"' + ev)2 = (e"' + eY)2' and<br />

8 2 z e 11 (e"' + e 11 )-e 11 (e 11 )<br />

8y2 (e"' + eY )2 ( ) 2 • Thus<br />

e" +eY<br />

e"'+Y )2 (e"'+u? (e"'+Y?<br />

(e"' + eu) 2 = (e"' + eY)1 - (ex + eu )1 = 0<br />

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