Neetesh Kumar | October 30, 2024
Calculus Homework Help
Differential Approximation
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Step-by-step solution:
To approximate f(3.03,5.99)−f(3,6) using the total differential, we set up the following approximation:
dz=fxdx+fydy
where:
- x=3, y=6
- dx=3.03−3=0.03
- dy=5.99−6=−0.01
Step 1: Calculate the Partial Derivatives fx and fy
The function given is:
f(x,y)=y21−x2
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Calculate fx:
fx=∂x∂(y21−x2)=y2−2x
Substitute x=3 and y=6:
fx(3,6)=62−2⋅3=36−6=−61
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Calculate fy:
fy=∂y∂(y21−x2)=y3−2(1−x2)
Substitute x=3 and y=6:
fy(3,6)=63−2(1−9)=216−2(−8)=21616=272
Step 2: Apply the Total Differential
Now we apply the total differential formula:
dz=fxdx+fydy
Substitute fx(3,6)=−61, fy(3,6)=272, dx=0.03, and dy=−0.01:
dz=(−61)(0.03)+(272)(−0.01)
Calculate each term:
dz=−60.03−270.02
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Compute −60.03:
−60.03=−0.005
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Compute −270.02:
−270.02≈−0.00074
Adding these results:
dz≈−0.005−0.00074=−0.00574
Final Answer
(Rounded to Three Decimal Places)
dz≈−0.006
Thus, the approximation for f(3.03,5.99)−f(3,6) is: −0.006
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