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    Chapter 5

    Total

    differentialsAt the end of this chapter, students should be able to:

    Define total differential

    Apply total differential in words problem

    5.1 Introduction

    In chapter 5, the concepts of increments and differentials of a single variable

    functions will be generalized to functions of two or more variables. Given a

    function of a single variable )(xfy and a point ))(,( cfc on the curve, the

    quantity

    )()( 00 xfxxfy

    is the change in yalong the curve )(xfy produced by the change x inx

    Figure 5.1 Increment y in 2

    x0+xx0

    y

    f(x0+x)

    f(x0)

    x

    x

    y

    (c,f(c))

    f(x)

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    The differential of ywas defined as

    dxxfdy )('

    and represents the change inyalong the tangent line at cproduced by a change

    in x.

    55..22 Total DDiiffffeerreennttiiaall

    Similar terminology is used for a function of two variables, ).,( yxfz That is,

    x and y are the increments ofxand y, and the increment of zis z .

    Definition

    If ),( yxfz , the increment of zdenoted as z is given by

    ),(),( yxfyyxxfz

    Note that the increment z depends on x, y, x and y , and is equal to the

    change in zasxchanges by x and ychanges by y . Precisely, the increment in

    z refers to the actual change in z when x and/or y changes. To be exact, z

    represents the change in the value of z when ),( yx changes from ),( yx to

    ),( yyxx .

    Figure 5.2: Increment z in3

    x

    y

    y

    x

    f(x,y)

    (x,y)

    f(x+x, y+y)

    z

    (x+x, y+y)

    z

    x

    y

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    Definition

    If ),( yxfz , the total differentialof zdenoted as dzand given by

    dyyxfdxyxfdz yx ),(),(

    or equivalently,

    dyy

    zdx

    x

    zdz

    .

    This formula represents the estimated change in z.

    dzz

    In other words, the estimated change in z may be evaluated by using partial

    derivatives such that the total change in z (called total differential) is the

    summation of the change in zdue to the change inx(keeping yconstant) and the

    change in zdue to the change in y (keeping xconstant). The notations dzand

    df can be used interchangeably since ),( yxfz .

    The above definition can be extended to a function of three or more variables. For

    instance, given the function ),,( zyxgw the differential in wdenoted as dw is

    given by,

    dzgdygdxgdw zyx .

    Example 1

    Find the differential df given xyyxyxf sincos),( .

    Identify the variables and partial derivatives

    Variables : xand y

    Partial derivatives: xf and yf

    Find partial differentiation

    xyyfx coscos

    Solut ion

    Steps : Total differential

    Identify the variables and partial derivatives Find partial differentiation Apply total differential

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    xyxfy sinsin

    Apply total differential

    dyfdxfdf yx

    dyxyxdxxyy )sinsin()cos(cos

    Example 2

    Find the differential dfgiven yxxyyxf 2)ln(),( .

    Identify the variables and partial derivatives

    Variables :xand y

    Partial derivatives: xf and yf

    Find partial differentiation

    xx

    xyxy

    fx 21

    2)(1

    11

    1)(1

    y

    xxy

    fy

    Apply total differential

    dyfdxfdf yx

    dyy

    ydxx

    x

    12

    1

    Example 3

    Find the increment and total differential of yxyyxf 22),( .

    Increment (actual change) in f:

    ),(),( yxfyyxxff

    yxyyyxxxxyyyy

    yxyyyxxyyf

    222222

    2222

    )(2)(2

    Solut ion

    Solut ion

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    yxyyxyxxyxxyxxyyxyyyyf

    22

    222222 )(2)(2)(2

    22

    2222

    )(222

    )(2)(2)(2

    xxxxyyyxyxyx

    yxyxxyxxyxxyyyy

    Total differential (estimated change) in f:

    dyy

    fdx

    x

    fdf

    xyfx 2

    22 xyfy

    dyxydxxydf 222

    Let 22),( qpqpw .

    (i) Find the increment (or actual change) in w if (p,q) changes to

    qqpp , .(ii) Write the formula for estimating the change in w using partial derivatives.

    (iii) If (p,q) changes from (3,4) to (3.04, 3.98).

    a) Calculate w.

    b) What is pand q

    c) Calculate dw and compare your answer with the value w. Whats

    your observation?

    55..33 AApppplliiccaattiioonnss

    In measurement, the total differential is used in estimating fof a function fbased

    on xof the independent variable x and yof the independent variable ysuch

    that

    yyxfxyxff yx ),(),(

    Warm up exercise

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    Example 4

    Estimate by a differential the change in f if ),( yx changes from (32, 16) to

    (35, 18) given that yxyxyxf 52

    ),( .

    Identify the variables and partial derivatives

    Variables : xand y

    Partial derivatives: xf and yf

    Find partial differentiation

    yyxfx

    5

    3

    52

    y

    xxfy

    2

    152

    Identify values ofx, y, xand y (if any)

    )16,32(),( yx and )18,35(),( yyxx

    33235 x 21618 y

    Apply total differential

    yfxffyx

    Solut ion

    Steps : Total differential

    Identify the variables and partial derivatives Find partial differentiation Identify values ofx, y, xand y (if any) Apply total differential

    (32,16)

    (35, 18)

    x=3

    y=2

    zdz

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    yy

    xxxyyxf

    2

    1

    5

    2 52

    5

    3

    Then substitute (32, 16) into the formula of total differential

    )2(16

    )32(

    2

    1)32()3(16)32)(16(

    5

    2 52

    5

    3

    df

    )44(245

    43

    4.30

    5

    230

    Example 5

    Use differential to estimate 3 102127

    Step 1: Represent the problem into mathematical expression in the form of a

    function

    3),( yxyxf

    3 102127)1021,27( f

    Step 2: Find partial differentiation

    x

    yyxfx

    2),(

    3

    3 23

    ),(

    y

    xyxfy

    Step 3: Identify value ofx, y, x, and y.

    For x find the closest to 27:

    x= 25; x= 2725 = 2

    For 3 y the closest to 1021:

    y= 1000; y= 1021- 1000 = 21

    110

    10)1000,25(

    xf

    60

    1

    )100(3

    5)1000,25(

    yf

    Solut ion

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    Step 4: Apply total differential

    dyfdxfdf yx

    35.2

    )21(60

    1)2)(1(

    In this case, )1021,27(f changes to )1000,25(f or

    fyxfyyxxf ),(),(

    fff )1000,25()1021,27(

    dff )1000,25( ; dff

    35.52

    35.2)10(50(

    35.2100025 3

    Example 6

    Given that 4kwy , where k is a constant. Calculate the approximate

    percentage in yif wis increased by 3% and is decreased by 2.5%.

    Given

    4kwy

    wwofw 03.0%3

    025.0%5.2 of

    4kyw

    34 kwy

    ywydy w

    )025.0(4)03.0( 34 kwwk

    44 1.003.0 kwkw

    )1.003.0(4 kw

    ykw 07.007.0 4

    Therefore y is decreased by 7%.

    Solut ion

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    Let

    4

    ),( yxyxf

    (i) Find xf and yf .

    (ii) Find xand yif the change in fis from (121, 16) to (125, 17),

    (iii) Find xf and yf ifx= 121 and y= 16.

    (iv) Use the total differential to find the approximate value of 4 17125 .

    Exercise 5

    Total Differential and its Application

    1. Find the differential df is yxyxyxf ln),( .

    2. Use the total differential to find the approximate value of 4 17125 .

    3. Use the differential to estimate the change in yxyxf cos),( 2 from (2, 2)

    to (2.1, 1.9).

    4. Use the total differential to approximate the change in ),( yxf as ),( yx varies from

    P to Q. Compare your estimate with the actual change in ),( yxf .

    a) xxyxyxf 42),( 2 ; P(1, 2), Q(1.01, 2.04)

    b) 21

    3

    1

    ),( yxyxf ; P(8, 9), Q(7.78, 9.03)

    c)xy

    yxyxf ),( ; P(-1, -2), Q(-1.02, -2.04)

    d) xyyxf 1ln),( ; P(0, 2), Q(-0.09, 1.98)

    5. Use the differential to estimate the change in 2xyz from its value at (0.5, 1.0)

    to its value at (0.503, 1,004). Compare the error in this estimate with the distance

    between the points (0.5, 1.0) and (0.503, 1.004).

    Warm up exercise

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