Can someone derive the chain rule for ∂/∂x(T) using first principle where T is a function of x(r,θ,φ),y(r,θ,φ),z(r,θ,φ) ?
The equation goes like:
∂T/∂x=∂T/∂r(∂r/∂x)+∂T/∂θ(∂θ/∂x)+∂T/∂φ(∂φ/∂x)
How can you prove it from first principle?
Can someone derive the chain rule for ∂/∂x(T) using first principle where T is a function of x(r,θ,φ),y(r,θ,φ),z(r,θ,φ) ?
The equation goes like:
∂T/∂x=∂T/∂r(∂r/∂x)+∂T/∂θ(∂θ/∂x)+∂T/∂φ(∂φ/∂x)
How can you prove it from first principle?
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