Answer to Question #275495 in Calculus for Angel Nodado

Question #275495

Find the first partial derivative of

s(y, z) = z ^ 2 * tan yz

Expert's answer

"\\dfrac{\\partial s}{\\partial y}=\\dfrac{z^3}{\\cos^2(yz)}"

"\\dfrac{\\partial s}{\\partial z}=2z\\tan(yz)+\\dfrac{yz^2}{\\cos^2(yz)}"

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