α(x, y, z) =xy^2z and A=xzi -xy^2j+yz^2k. Find
∂^3(αA) /∂x^2∂z

adebayo18015:
α(x, y, z) =xy^2z and A=xzi -xy^2j+yz^2k. Find

∂^3(αA) /∂x^2∂z

partial derivatives!!

adebayo18015:
α(x, y, z) =xy^2z and A=xzi -xy^2j+yz^2k. Find

∂^3(αA) /∂x^2∂z

your question is incorrect ,take note of the denominator part and repost as fast as possible

adebayo18015:
α(x, y, z) =xy^2z and A=xzi -xy^2j+yz^2k. Find

∂^3(αA) /∂x^2∂z

check this first

Concluding part, note that i solved this by alternative method in case the question is correct.

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adebayo18015:
thank you very much sir, I really I appreciate your efforts on this. Have not been active recently was the reason for my late responses. God bless you sir. More dy/dx to your knowledge.

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