Algebra partial derivative using chain rule for $f (x, y, z) =\frac{\sin z}{x^2+y^2}$.

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Hi i am trying to solve this question

$$f (x, y, z) =\dfrac{\sin z}{x^2+y^2}$$

where $$x (r, θ, h) = r \cos θ$$ $$y (r, θ, h) = r \sin θ$$ $$z (r, θ, h) = h$$

first part of the question was to express the function in the cylindrical coordinates which i did and the you had to find the partial derivatives i was able to do that but how do you calculate the partial derivatives using the chain rule ?