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I am asked to show that f(x,y,z) =(x2+y2+z2)-1/2satisfies the Laplace equation(δ2f/δx2)+(δ2f/δy2)+(δ2f/δz2)=0I only want help finding δf/δx and δ2f/δx2,so I can work the rest by myself. I am either doing the derivativeswrong or this equation doesn't satisfy Laplace, because when I workthis problem I don't get 0.
I am asked to show that f(x,y,z) =(x2+y2+z2)-1/2satisfies the Laplace equation(δ2f/δx2)+(δ2f/δy2)+(δ2f/δz2)=0I only want help finding δf/δx and δ2f/δx2,so I can work the rest by myself. I am either doing the derivativeswrong or this equation doesn't satisfy Laplace, because when I workthis problem I don't get 0.
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