Let f RR and F: R" → Rm be differentiable at p = R". Prove that the product fF: Rn → Rm is also differentiable at p. Verify that the differential at p is given by D(ƒF)(p)(h) = F(p)Df(p)(h) + f(p)DF(p)(h).
Let f RR and F: R" → Rm be differentiable at p = R". Prove that the product fF: Rn → Rm is also differentiable at p. Verify that the differential at p is given by D(ƒF)(p)(h) = F(p)Df(p)(h) + f(p)DF(p)(h).
Calculus For The Life Sciences
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Chapter6: Applications Of The Derivative
Section6.3: Implicit Differentiation
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