Partial Derivatives of h(x, y) = e^(-(x^6 + y^6))

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  1. The Math Sorcerer
  2. Partial Derivatives of h(x
  3. y) = e^(-(x^6 y^6))
  4. partial derivatives
  5. calculus 3
  6. calculus
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How would I do this if it was multiplied by something like x^2?

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