Calculus | Limit Definition of Partial Derivatives (हिंदी में)
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This video provides a comprehensive explanation of the limit definition of partial derivatives, demonstrating how to calculate them for functions of two variables. It covers the theoretical definitions for general points and specific coordinates, followed by three practical examples ranging from basic polynomials to piecewise functions.
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inside, we have partial derivatives
Limit definition description
We will do some examples with it.
As for us
Know that f of
derivative
We will do it from x.
Then y will be constant.
In the definition, the value of y is not changing.
Only x's value is changing
And the value of x is changing from x plus h to x.
and inside the denominator, the difference of x
x plus h minus x
It will be canceled out with x minus x.
Then the denominator will be h.
Similarly, we will take the partial derivative of f with respect to y.
So the definition will be limit k approaches 0
(f of x, y plus k minus f of x, y) divided by k
If f is partially differentiated with respect to y, then x is constant.
In the definition, the value of x is not changing.
Only y's value is changing
That y plus k to y, then
and in the denominator, the difference of y
so y plus k minus y
So y will cancel out with minus y.
and the denominator will become k
If partial derivative
Any particular point
Find a, b
So in the definition, instead of x, y
a, b will have to be replaced
So the definition will be
∂f/∂x at (a, b) is equal to
limit h approaches 0
f(a + h, b)
minus f of a, b divided by h
Similarly, del f by del y at a
b is equal to the limit as k approaches 0
f(a, b + k) - f(a, b) divided by k
Here, we will replace x with a and y with b in the definition.
For example, using the definition of limit
f of x, y equals
We will find the partial derivative of \( x^2 - 4xy + 6 \)
So, first partial data
memorize the definition
∂f/∂x is equal to the limit as h approaches 0
f(x + h, y)
minus f of x y divided by h
So, to evaluate this limit, it should be required
f(x + h, y)
So instead of x
We will replace x plus h
in the definition of f
Then we will get x plus h
square minus
4y plus 6
minus f of x y
x squared minus 4y
plus 6
After opening the bracket, we will get
x squared plus 2xh plus h squared minus 4y plus 6
The minus sign will go inside and become multiplication here.
-x² + 4y - 6
So, plus x² minus x² will cancel out.
will cancel out with -4y + 4y
plus 6 minus 6 will cancel out
And the remaining term will be 2x plus h squared, divided by h.
h will cancel out from both the numerator and the denominator.
And we'll have the limit as h approaches 0, 2x plus h, h equals 0,
Then the value will be 2x.
So the value of the partial derivative of f with respect to x will be 2x.
Similarly, del f by del y,
∂f/∂y equals the limit as k approaches 0,
(f of x, y plus k minus f of x, y) divided by k
To evaluate this limit, we need to consider f of x,
y, the value of y plus k.
Inside the definition, we will replace y with y plus k.
Then we will get x squared minus 4
y + k + 6 - x² - 4y + 6
After opening the bracket, x
x² - 4y - 4k + 6
-x² + 4y - 6
So x squared minus x will cancel out.
will cancel out with -4y + 4y
plus 6 minus 6 will cancel out, and we will be left with
minus 4k divided by k, k will cancel out with k
So the final value of the limit will be minus 4.
So ∂f/∂y equals minus 4
Example number 2,
Using the limit definition of the partial derivative
the function f of x y equals x y plus y squared
2, 3, take the partial derivative, first recall the definition,
the partial derivative of f with respect to x at the particular point a, b
limit h approaches 0
f of a plus h
comma b minus f of a b
divided by h
Here point a b in the definition
While we are given point 2 3
So, 2 3 will replace a b.
Then it will come to us
∂f/∂x at (2, 3) is equal to
limit h approaches 0
Replace a with 2 and b with 3
so f of 2 plus h 3
minus f of 2, 3 divided by h
To evaluate this limit
The value of the Cheyoge function
2 plus h
And 3 on
So we will replace x with the value 2 plus h
And we will replace y with the value 3
inside the definition
So we will get 2 plus h
3 plus 3 squared
minus f of 2 3
We will substitute x with 2 and y with 3.
so 2 into 3
plus 3 square
After opening the bracket
6 plus 3 h
plus 9 minus 6
-9
So, plus 6 minus 6 will cancel out.
Plus 9 minus 9 will cancel out.
So, it will come to us
3H divided by H
It will be canceled by HH.
So, the value we have is 3
So, the value of ∂f/∂x at 2, 3 is 3.
∂F/∂y
We will evaluate on the 2nd and 3rd.
So, in the definition
We will place one at location 2 and two at location 3.
So, ∂F by ∂Y
2,3 will be approached, limit k approaches 0
f of 2,3 plus k
minus f of 2,3
Divide by k
To evaluate this limit
The value of the function is 2, 3 plus k
If it goes to pay, then replace x with
2 and y's place 3 plus k
If we replace it, our palas will come.
2.3 plus k
plus 3 plus k
whole square, minus
x equals 2, y equals 3
so 2 into 3 plus 3 squared
If we open the bracket, we will get 6 plus 2k
plus 9 plus 6k plus k squared minus 6 minus 9 plus
6 minus 6 will cancel out, plus 9 minus 9
It will cancel out, and the value of 6 plus 2k will be 8k.
So we will have 8k plus k squared divided by k.
The k in the numerator will cancel out with the k in the denominator.
Then we will have the limit k
approach to 0.8 plus
k, we will substitute the value of k
0, so 8 plus 0 equals
8, so ∂f/∂y
The value arrived at 2 3
8, Example Number 3
limit of the partial derivative
Using the definition
Find the partial derivative of f(x, y)
Where f of x y is 2x cubed
plus x to the fourth power minus
y squared divided by x squared plus y squared
When x, y, 0, 0 is not the case
If the value of x, y is 0, 0
So the value of the function is 0.
And define partial at 0, 0
So definition
∂f/∂x at (0, 0)
limit h approaches 0
f of 0 plus h
comma 0 minus f of 0, 0
Then it will be limit as h tends to 0
f of h 0
minus f of 0, 0
divide by h
To find the value of f of h 0
In place of x, h, and in place of y,
We will replace 0 in the definition
Then we will get 2h3
plus h4
minus 0 squared
divide by s2 0 squared
minus f of 00
The value 0 function
If it is given, then it will remain with us.
2h3 plus h4
divide by s2, then divide by h
Inside the numerator
Here, s2 will cancel out.
Then we will have it.
2 plus h
divide by h
Here, HH will be canceled.
Then it will be limit H approaches 0, 2 plus H
And the limit of H is 0.
Then the value will be 2 plus 0 equals
So the value at (0, 0) of del x by del x is 2.
Similarly, del x by del y, 0, 0 at
limit K tends to 0
F(0, 0) + K - F(0, 0) divided by K
F of 0, K minus F of 0, 0 divided by K
To evaluate this limit
We will need the function's value to be 0k
Replace x with 0
And k instead of y
Then it will come to us.
00 minus k to the power of 5
divide by zero square
plus k squared
the value of minus f of 00
Given in the function 0
minus k to the power of 5 divided by
k squared
Power 5 divide
by k squared
The value will be minus k cubed
Divide by k
So limit as k approaches 0 minus k squared
If the value of k is 0, then the value of the limit will become 0.
Then ∂f/∂y at (0, 0) equals 0.
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