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  • Jeffrey Arulraj

    MemberJul 24, 2013

    Partial differentiation is used only if the variable is a function of more than to variables

    Eg

    A=F(x,y) Where X=F(t) and Y=F(t)

    Then while differentiating A completely with respect to t we go for partial differentiation

    DA/Dt= dA/dx*Dx/Dt+dA/dy*Dy/Dt

    A=x^2+y^2
    x=3t^2+1
    y=6t

    Now to find DA/Dt we need to partially differentiate A with respect to X and Y

    But we must completely differentiate X and Y equations

    dA/dx=2x
    dA/dy=2y
    Dx/Dt=6t
    Dy/Dt=6

    This implies

    DA/Dt =2x*6t +2y*6
    Instead of x and y we substitute the equations of x and y thus we get DA/Dt a complete differential solution
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