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    This document presents equations for calculating the change in a function F with respect to changes in x, y, and z from an original point M0. It shows that the change in z can be expressed as the partial derivative of F with respect to x at M0 multiplied by the change in x, plus the partial derivative of F with respect to y at M0 multiplied by the change in y.

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    This document presents equations for calculating the change in a function F with respect to changes in x, y, and z from an original point M0. It shows that the change in z can be expressed as the partial derivative of F with respect to x at M0 multiplied by the change in x, plus the partial derivative of F with respect to y at M0 multiplied by the change in y.

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    This document presents equations for calculating the change in a function F with respect to changes in x, y, and z from an original point M0. It shows that the change in z can be expressed as the partial derivative of F with respect to x at M0 multiplied by the change in x, plus the partial derivative of F with respect to y at M0 multiplied by the change in y.

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    ∂F

    ∂x |
    M0
    ∂F
    ( x−x 0 ) + ∂ y |
    M0
    ∂F
    ( y− y 0 ) + ∂ z | ( z −z )=0
    M0
    0

    x−x 0 y− y 0 z −z 0
    = =
    ∂F
    ∂x | M0
    ∂F
    ∂y |
    M0
    ∂F
    ∂z |
    M0

    z−z 0=
    ∂f
    ∂x | ( x −x )+ ∂∂ fy|
    M0
    0
    M0
    ( y− y 0 )

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