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If v(x,y) = log (e^(x) + e^(y)), then (d...

If `v(x,y) = log (e^(x) + e^(y))`, then `(del v)/(del x) + (del v)/(del y)` is equal to

A

`e ^(x) + e ^(y)`

B

`(1)/(e ^(x) + e ^(y))`

C

`2`

D

1

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