Adv Diff Calc 6: Theorem of the Total Differential

Advanced Differential Calculus - Theorem of the Total Differential
In fact, there is a quick way in calculating the total differential of a function IF it exist. Here, we see how we get to the result:

a = ∂z / ∂x, b = ∂z / ∂y

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• differential
• calculus
• advanced
• partial
• derivatives
• limit
• multivariable
• differentiation
• total
• dz
• ∆z
• ∂z

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[orangegold1]

I found a shortcut. The total derivative is just two seperate partial derivatives with the x multiplied by negative 1 over the y...

total derivative = -ddy/ddx

Then all you have to use is the power rule.

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