1) Find the directional derivative of the function at the given point and in the direction of the vector u as shown
when f(x,y)= sen(2x+3y); (-6,4); u=(1/2)(sqrt(3)),-1)
POSSIBLE ANSWERS
A) sqrt(3)-(3/2)
B) (3/2)+sqrt(3)
C) (3/2)-sqrt(3)
D) -(3/2)-sqrt(3)
2) Find the direction in which the function is growing or decreasing more rapidly at the point shown:
f(x,y)=x(e^y)-lnx; (4,0)
POSSIBLE ANSWERS:
A) u=(3/(sqrt(265)) , 16/(sqrt(265)))
B)u=(3/(sqrt(265)) , -16/(sqrt(265)))
C)u=(16/(sqrt(265)) , 3/(sqrt(265)))
D)u=(-3/(sqrt(265)) , 16/(sqrt(265)))
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