Consider "f" on "S=(0,+\\infty)\\times(0,+\\infty)\\times(-\\infty,0)".
We have "f(x,y,z)=x+y-z" on "S".
So "f" is differentiable on "S". Since "S" is an open set, and "(2,3,-1)\\in S", we obtain that "f" is differentiable at "(2,3,-1)"
Answer: "f" is differentiable at "(2,3,-1)"
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