Partial Derivatives Demonstration
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This example demonstrates the concept of partial derivatives. It uses various GeoGebra commands such as Segment, Textfield, Derivative, etc., to construct a dynamic partial derivative graph. Suitable for students and teachers in calculus courses.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Segment(A, B) → gTextfield(f) → InputBox1Derivative(f, x) → fxDerivative(f, y) → fyCurveCartesian(x(A), s, f(x(A), s), s, -10, 10) → cyCurveCartesian(s, y(A), f(s, y(A)), s, -10, 10) → cxCurveCartesian(x(A) + s, y(A), f(x(A), y(A)) + (s * fx(x(A), y(A))), s, -10, 10) → txCurveCartesian(x(A), y(A) + s, f(x(A), y(A)) + (s * fy(x(A), y(A))), s, -10, 10) → tyTextfield(Ax) → InputBox2Textfield(Ay) → InputBox3Function(f(x(A), y(A)) + (fx(x(A), y(A)) * (x - x(A))) + (fy(x(A), y(A)) * (y - y(A))), x(A) - 1, x(A) + 1, y(A) - 1, y(A) + 1) → TangPPoint(zAxis) → DIntersect(zAxis, yAxis) → EVector(D, E) → uPoint(xAxis) → FVector(F, E) → vPoint(yAxis) → GIntersect(yAxis, zAxis) → HVector(G, H) → wElement(list1, faces) → Selectedvector
AI Drawing Prompt Reference
Draw a graph showing the partial derivatives of a function, including the function surface, x, y, and z axes, and the tangent plane and line at point A. First, draw the x and y axes, then plot the surface based on the function expression. Next, select a point A on the surface and draw the partial derivative tangent line and plane at point A. Finally, draw the z axis and select a point D on the z axis, with intersection point E on the y axis, and points F and G on the x and y axes respectively, to draw vectors u, v, and w.
The prompt above was compiled from the original drawing commands and is for reference only.