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PLEASE HELP: f(x, y) =2 y^3/x, (2, 4)
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You substitute the given values of x and y in the function and you get f(2,4) = 2*(4^2)/2 = 8
ok wait my bad, it should be 4^3, which would give us 64
I need to find the direction of maximum rate of change (in unit vector form)
I have done it several times but keep on getting the same thing, but its wrong
the direction of maximum rate of change should be the direction of the gradient vector, did you do that?
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yes and when its not in unit vector form I got <-32,48>
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