Cyclic Rule

The cyclic rule, or triple-product rule, relates a partial derivative to the other partial derivatives that can be obtained by rotating through the variables involved.

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[melodylawrence]

I have a question. Is cyclic rule applicable for any and all functions? Or is it applicable only for exact differential functions, or state functions, and so on. I'm asking if there's any constraint at all on the type of function this rule can be applicable to. Because i saw u use reciprocal rule on this formula's derivation, which is only applicable for state functions (exact differentials)

Please help

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