When writing the first equation, be sure to use Maple's exponential "e".
From the first calculation, obtain ; and from the second, .
The following computation of and from first principles makes use of some notational simplifications. Unfortunately, Maple can either suppress the arguments on or , but not both because would be a suppressed argument of . The choice here is to suppress the arguments for .
Notational simplifications
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These commands cause and to be equivalent, and for its derivatives to be written with subscripts.
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Obtain
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Write the two defining equations with the appropriate dependencies explicitly stated.
Be sure to use Maple's exponential "e".
Press the Enter key.
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Differentiate both equations with respect to and solve for the two derivatives and .
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Extract the solution for and replace with .
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Obtain
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Differentiate both equations with respect to and solve for the two derivatives and .
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Extract the solution for and replace with .
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