Theorem 9.40 Baby rudin

analysis multivariable-calculus derivatives partial-derivative

You have$$(D_1f)(x,b+k)-(D_1f)(x,b)=k(D_{21}f)(x,y)$$for some $y\in(b,b+k)$ by the Mean Value Theorem and because $D_1f$ is differentable.

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