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OpenStudy (anonymous):

given sin(x+y)+sin(x+z)+sin(y+z)=-1, which defines z implicitly in terms of x and y, find the directional derivative of z in the direction -i+2j at the point P(pi,pi/2),with z=pi/4 at P

OpenStudy (dumbcow):

im not sure if i did it right but i found that, dz/dx = -1/2 dz/dy = -1/2 at the point P

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