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Use the Chain Rule to evaluate the partial derivative ∂f∂u and ∂f∂u at (u, v)=(−1, −1),...

Use the Chain Rule to evaluate the partial derivative

∂f∂u and ∂f∂u at (u, v)=(−1, −1), where

f(x, y, z)=x10+yz16,

x=u2+v, y=u+v2, z=uv.

(Give your answer as a whole or exact number.)


∂f∂u=

∂f∂v=

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