- #1
somethingstra
- 17
- 0
Say you have an arbitrary function f(x,y) and you have the partial derivative fx
How would you go about finding the general form of this integral?
[tex]\int f^{5}(f_{x}+2f_{y})[/tex]
I wanted to treat fx+fy = df, but the constant 2 really messes that up.
How would you go about finding the general form of this integral?
[tex]\int f^{5}(f_{x}+2f_{y})[/tex]
I wanted to treat fx+fy = df, but the constant 2 really messes that up.
Last edited: