Help with #59 please Gradients in three dimensions Consider the following functi
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Help with #59 please
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59)f =1+sin(x+2y -z)
a)gradient f =<cos(x+2y -z) ,2cos(x+2y -z), -cos(x+2y -z)>
at (pi/6,pi/6,pi/6)
f =<cos((pi/6)+2(pi/6) -(pi/6)) ,2cos((pi/6)+2(pi/6) -(pi/6)), -cos((pi/6)+2(pi/6) -(pi/6))>
f =<cos((pi/3)) ,2cos((pi/3)), -cos((pi/3))>
f =<1/2 ,2/2 ,-1/2>
f =<1/2 ,1 ,-1/2>
b)|f|=[(1/2)2+12+(-1/2)2]
|f|=(9/4)
|f|=3/2
unit vector in direction of maximum increase =f/|f|
unit vector in direction of maximum increase =<1/2 ,1 ,-1/2>/(3/2)
unit vector in direction of maximum increase =<1/3 ,2/3 ,-1/3>
c) rate of change of function in direction of maximum increase =|f|=3/2
d)given vector u =<1/3,2/3,2/3>
|u|=[(1/3)2+(2/3)2+(2/3)2]=(9/9)=1
directional derivative =f .u /|u|
directional derivative =<1/2 ,1 ,-1/2>.<1/3,2/3,2/3>/1
directional derivative =(1/2 *1/3) +(1 *2/3) +(-1/2 *2/3)
directional derivative =(1/6) +(2/3) +(-1/3)
directional derivative =(1/6) +(1/3)
directional derivative =(1/6) +(2/6)
directional derivative =3/6
directional derivative =1/2
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