(a) We are told that
x(u,v)2−y(u,v)cos(uv)=vx(u,v)2+y(u,v)2−sin(uv)=π4u
Applying ∂u∂ to both equations gives
2x(u,v)∂u∂x(u,v)−∂u∂y(u,v)cos(uv)+vy(u,v)sin(uv)2x(u,v)∂u∂x(u,v)+2y(u,v)∂u∂y(u,v)−vcos(uv)=0=π4
Setting u=2π, v=0, x(2π,0)=1,
y(2π,0)=1 gives
2∂u∂x(2π,0)−∂u∂y(2π,0)2∂u∂x(2π,0)+2∂u∂y(2π,0)=0=π4
Substituting ∂u∂y(2π,0)=2∂u∂x(2π,0),
from the first equation, into the second equation gives
6∂u∂x(2π,0)=π4
so that
∂u∂x(2π,0)=3π2 and
∂u∂y(2π,0)=3π4.
(b)
We are told that z(u,v)=x(u,v)4+y(u,v)4. So
∂u∂z(u,v)=4x(u,v)3 ∂u∂x(u,v)+4y(u,v)3 ∂u∂y(u,v)
Substituting in u=2π, v=0, x(2π,0)=1,
y(2π,0)=1 and using the results of part (a),
∂u∂z(2π,0)=4x(2π,0)3 ∂u∂x(2π,0)+4y(2π,0)3 ∂u∂y(2π,0)=4(3π2)+4(3π4)=π8