please help, both a and b 3. Suppose ( z=f(x, y)= frac{x^{2}}{y+1}, x= cos t, y= sin t ), and consider the point when ( t= pi ). a. Use the multivariable chain rule to compute ( frac{d z}{d t} ) b. Evaluate ( frac{d z}{d t} ) at ( t= pi ).

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please help, both a and b 3. Suppose  ( z=f(x, y)= frac{x^{2}}{y+1}, x= cos t, y= sin t  ), and consider the point when  ( t= pi  ). a. Use the multivariable chain rule to compute  (  frac{d z}{d t}  ) b. Evaluate  (  frac{d z}{d t}  ) at  ( t= pi  ).

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