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Find the differential of the function l=xze^(-y^2-z^2)

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I=xze^(-y^2-z^2)



\mathrm dI=(\partial I)/(\partial x)\,\mathrm dx+(\partial I)/(\partial y)\,\mathrm dy+(\partial I)/(\partial z)\,\mathrm dz



\mathrm dI=ze^(-y^2-z^2)\,\mathrm dx-2yxze^(-y^2-z^2)\,\mathrm dy+\left(x-2xz^2\right)e^(-y^2-z^2)\,\mathrm dz

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