Chapter 11: Q12E (page 667)
Use the figure to estimate\({D_x}f(2,2).\)
Short Answer
The directional derivative of the function f at the point \((2,2)\) is \({D_u}f(2,2) \approx - 2.83\).
Chapter 11: Q12E (page 667)
Use the figure to estimate\({D_x}f(2,2).\)
The directional derivative of the function f at the point \((2,2)\) is \({D_u}f(2,2) \approx - 2.83\).
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