find partial derivatives, find fx, fy, fxx, fxy
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fᵪ=-(3/2)(3x+y²)^-(3/2), fᵧ=-y(3x+y²)^-(3/2),

fᵪᵪ=(27/4)(3x+y²)^-(5/2), fᵪᵧ=(9y/2)(3x+y²)^-(5/2).

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