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Find the directional derivative of f(x,y) = sin(x+2y) at the point (2,3) in the direction theta =5pi/6
the gradient of f is
gradient f = (....,....)
gradient f(2,3) =

the directional derivative is =

Solution



grad f=(cos(x+2y),2cos(x+2y))
At (2,3)

grad f(2,3)=(cos(8), 2 cos(8))



In the direction 5/6=-/6,we are in the second quadrant

we have cos (5/6)=-1/2 and sin(5/5)=3/2

So the unit vector for direction is (-1/2,3/2)



Then the directional derivative is

(-1/2,3/2)*(cos(8),2cos(8))=-cos(8)/2+3cos(8)=-cos(8)(1/2-3)


Find the directional derivative of f(x,y) = sin(x+2y) at the point (2,3) in the direction theta =5pi/6 the gradient of f is gradient f = (....,....) gradient f(

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