4. [QUOTIENT RULE] Let f : Rn -> R be differentiable at a with f (a) f...
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4. [QUOTIENT RULE] Let f : Rn -> R be differentiable at a with f
(a) f 0.
(a) Show that for Ilhll sufficiently small, f(a+h) f 0.
(b) Prove that D f(a)(h)/llhll is bounded for all h ERn \ {o}.
(c) 1fT:= -Df(a)IP(a), show that 1 __ 1 __ T(h) = f
(a) - f(a + h) + D f(a)(h)
f(a+h) f
(a) f(a)f(a+h)
(f(a+h) - f(a)) Df
(a) (h)
+ j2(a)f(a+h)
for Ilhll sufficiently small.
(
d) Prove that 1 I f (x) is differentiable at x = a and
(1) Df(a)
D 7
(a) = - j2
(a) .
(e) Prove that if f and 9 are real-valued vector functions that are differentiable at some
a, and if g
(a) f 0, then D (L)
(a) = g(a)D f
(a) - f(a)Dg
(a) .
9 g2(a)
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