Calculus/Cylinder Problem!?

I have a right, circular cylinder in 3 dimensions, perpendicular to the z-axis with radius r. I need to mathematically show that the first partial derivative of the cylinder with the respect to z is 0.

I don't know how to start because I don't have a general equation for the cylinder.

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