09 May '07 13:13>1 edit
Is the differential of z = xe^(y^2)
e^(y^2)dx + 2yxe^(y^2)dy ?😕
EDIT:
If homogeneous, find the degree of homogeinity of the function:
f(x,y) = xg(y/x), where g is an arbitrary function of one variable.
>no idea how to solve this< all I end up with is txg(ty/tx)...g(ty)?
Don't go studying economics :'(
e^(y^2)dx + 2yxe^(y^2)dy ?😕
EDIT:
If homogeneous, find the degree of homogeinity of the function:
f(x,y) = xg(y/x), where g is an arbitrary function of one variable.
>no idea how to solve this< all I end up with is txg(ty/tx)...g(ty)?
Don't go studying economics :'(