Answer to Question #169769 in Calculus for Zaryab khan

Question #169769

z=f(x-y)

Expert's answer

We have,

z = f(x-y)

Partially derivate w.r.t 'x'

"\\dfrac{\\delta z}{\\delta x} = f'(x-y)"

Now, partially derivate w.r.t 'y'

"\\dfrac{\\delta z}{\\delta y} = -f'(x-y)"

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