[Solution] Calculate (∂ f(x, y, 2])/(partial z)=f^(0.0 .1)[x, y, z] by hand for f[x, y, z]=Sin;[x^3 y^2
Question: Calculate
\[\frac{\partial f(x, y, 2]}{\partial z}=f^{(0.0 .1)}[x, y, z]\]by hand for
\[f[x, y, z]=\operatorname{Sin}\left[x^{3} y^{2} z^{5}\right]\]
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