Question: Let f(x, y) = x sin(x - y). Find its partial derivatives fx and fy. fx = 2x cos(x - y) + sin(x - y),

 Let f(x, y) = x sin(x² - y²). Find its partial

derivatives fx and fy. fx = 2x² cos(x² - y²) + sin(x²

Let f(x, y) = x sin(x² - y²). Find its partial derivatives fx and fy. fx = 2x² cos(x² - y²) + sin(x² - y²), fy = -2xy cos(x² - y²) fx = fy = 0 fx = 2x, fy = -2y fx = fy = cos(x² - y²)

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