1. If z3−3yz−3x=0, show that $z \frac{\partial z}{\partial x}=\frac{\par...
Dec 31, 2023
1. If z3−3yz−3x=0, show that z∂x∂z=∂y∂z and z[∂x∂y∂2z+(∂x∂z)2]=∂y2∂2z
2. If z(z2+3x)+3y=0, prove that ∂x2∂2z+∂y2∂2z=(z2+x)32z(x−1).
3. If z=log(ex+ey), show that rt−s2=0.
4. If f(x,y)=x3y−xy3, find [∂x∂f∂f1+∂y∂f1]x=1y=2
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5. If u1=x2+y2+z2, show that ∂x2∂2u+∂y2∂2u+∂z2∂2u=0
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6. Show that the function u=arctan(y/x) satisfies the Laplace equation ∂x2∂2u+∂y2∂2u=0.
7. If z=yf(x2−y2) show that y∂x∂z+x∂y∂z=yxz.
8. Show that ∂x2∂2z−2∂x∂y∂2z+∂y2∂2z=0, where z=x⋅f(x+y)+y⋅g(x+y).
9. If u(x,y,z)=log(tanx+tany+tanz), prove that
sin2x∂x∂u+sin2y∂y∂u+sin2z∂z∂u=2
(U.P. I Semester, Dec. 2006)
10. If u=log(x2+y2)+tan−1(xy). Show that ∂x2∂2u+∂y2∂2u=0.
11. If u(x,y,z)=x2+y2+z21, find the value of ∂x2∂2u+∂y2∂2u+∂z2∂2u. Ans. (x2+y2+z2)22
12. If x=ercosθcos(rsinθ) and y=ercosθsin(rsinθ)
Prove that ∂r∂x=r1∂θ∂y,∂r∂y=−r1∂θ∂x
Hence deduce that ∂r2∂2x+r1∂r∂x+r1∂θ2∂2x=0
13. If x=rcosθ,y=rsinθ, prove that
(a) ∂x∂r=∂r∂x,r⋅∂x∂θ=r1⋅∂θ∂x
(b) ∂x2∂2θ+∂y2∂2θ=0
(c) ∂x2∂2r+∂y2∂2r=r1[(∂x∂r)2+(∂y∂r)2]
14. If z=xy+yx, verify that ∂x∂y∂2z=∂y∂x∂2z
Solution by Steps
step 1
Differentiate the given equation z3−3yz−3x=0 partially with respect to x: ∂x∂(z3−3yz−3x)=3z2∂x∂z−3y∂x∂z−3=0.
step 2
Solve for z∂x∂z: z∂x∂z=3z2−3y3.
step 3
Differentiate the given equation partially with respect to y: ∂y∂(z3−3yz−3x)=3z2∂y∂z−3z=0.
step 4
Solve for ∂y∂z: ∂y∂z=3z2−3y3z.
step 5
Compare the expressions from step 2 and step 4 to show that z∂x∂z=∂y∂z
Answer
z∂x∂z=∂y∂z
Key Concept
Partial differentiation and solving for derivatives
Explanation
By differentiating the given equation with respect to x and y, we find expressions for z∂x∂z and ∂y∂z and show they are equal.
For question 2:
step 1
Differentiate the given equation z(z2+3x)+3y=0 partially with respect to x: ∂x∂[z(z2+3x)+3y]=(3z2+3)∂x∂z+z(2z∂x∂z)=0.
step 2
Differentiate the result from step 1 with respect to x again to find ∂x2∂2z
step 3
Differentiate the original equation partially with respect to y to find ∂y∂z and then differentiate again with respect to y to find ∂y2∂2z
step 4
Add the second partial derivatives from step 2 and step 3 to show that ∂x2∂2z+∂y2∂2z=(z2+x)32z(x−1)
Answer
∂x2∂2z+∂y2∂2z=(z2+x)32z(x−1)
Key Concept
Second partial differentiation and algebraic manipulation
Explanation
The second partial derivatives with respect to x and y are found and added to prove the given identity.
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