Partial differentiation of a function with more than one variables refers to its derivative being taken with respect to one of those variables, while the rest being held as a constant.
An example is the volume of a cylinder given by:

The volume requires two variables in order to work out the volume, namely the radius and the height.
Using partial differentiation, its partial derivative can become:

This symbol is used in place of the derivative symbol, in order to distinguish total derivatives and partial derivatives.
X = 4/5
y = 1/3
x+y = 4/5 + 1/3
x+y = 12/15 + 5/15
x+y = 17/15
Answer:

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Combine like-terms: 
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C
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The number line does not end at -2 and the solution should exclude 3 as it is a hollow circle instead of a filled one.
Answer: W
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