The Chain Rule for Functions of Two Variable with One Independent Variable

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[@taylorclarke2550]

This video is good! But fyi you could just plug in the values of the of x and y into the equation from the start and taken the derivative of the function with respect to t and found dz/dt from the jump.

[@Mathispower4u]

Good point! This was meant to introduce the chain rule for functions of two variables.

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[@davidbarker5411]

not that anyone is asking, but I don't find this helpful. If I have to keep pausing and rewinding, then it's not explained simply enough.