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What are all the the notations for partial derivatives where z=f(x,y)?
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The notations for partial derivatives where z=f(x,y) are:

- ∂z/∂x
- f_x
- D_1f
- ∂_1f
- ∂f/∂x

- ∂z/∂y
- f_y
- D_2f
- ∂_2f
- ∂f/∂y
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