Consider the following multivariate function: W = 5 + 3 T + � M Where M = Male T = Time of...
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Consider the following multivariate function:
W = 5 + 3 T + M
Where M = Male
T = Time of Services
Find the second partial derivative of W with respect to M
Find the second partial derivative of W with respect to T
Interpret your findings
High Order Derivative:
The first order derivative of a function measures the change in the value of the dependent variable for a small change in the value of the independent variable. Second order derivative is the the derivative of the first order derivative.
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- {eq}\displaystyle \frac{dW}{dM} = 1 {/eq}
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