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Find F(2,4) of Differentiable Function
Agreed, a = <3,4> therefore magnitude would be 5 if a =<2,4> magnitude would be 2rt(5) thanks
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Jul 28, 2012
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Find F(2,4) of Differentiable Function
i think i got it. grad (f) doted with unit
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Jul 28, 2012
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Find F(2,4) of Differentiable Function
I didn't know. here is what i have so far... i know that the gradient (F) is -3i +8j i think Duf(2,4) would be same i think vector a = <3,4> to unit would be <3,4>/5
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Jul 28, 2012
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Find F(2,4) of Differentiable Function
let f(x,y) be a differentiable function.Given that fx(2,4) =-3 and fy(2,4) =8, find F(2,4) where u is in the same direction of a =<2,4>
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