Find the linearization of the function z = x. L(x, y) = x√√y at the point (-4, 64).

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Section3.5: Graphs Of Functions
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Find the linearization of the function z = x.
L(x, y) =
x√√y at the point (-4, 64).
Transcribed Image Text:Find the linearization of the function z = x. L(x, y) = x√√y at the point (-4, 64).
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