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The first step is to take the partial derivative of z to y, and the second step is to take the partial derivative of x on the basis of the first step.

So, step two, 1+2y? Equivalent to a coefficient, unchanged.

The derivative of the latter exponential term follows the basic function derivation rule and is a compound function.

(e^f(x))'=e^f(x)×f'(x)=e^(x? +y? )×(x? +y? )'=e^(x? +y? )×2x

That's how the coefficient of 2 comes from.