tan (x)Let z= f(x,y) = (10 + 23x)ywhere :13- е- 1X =(t- 1) + tan'(t) , and y= (2-t) e'- 13(t– 1).2 edzat t= 1.dtUse the chain rule to finddzdtII

Here, the given functions are: z=f(x,y)=(10+23x)ytan xx=13-e2e(t-1)+tan-1(t)y=(2-t)et-13(t-1)

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