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Find a vector pointing in the direction of greatest increase of temperature at (1,-1,1). what's the idea of the question? finding the directional derivative of the temperature function at that particular point?
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temperature must be function of position x,y,z gradient gives the maximum rate of change along with the maximum rate of change, gradient of T is a vector, take dot product with the unit position vector, you should get the directional derivative
*along with the direction of maximum rate of change,
so this question is asking for, directional derivate? my english is not so good.. D; cannot understand the question lol
I guess ... find some vector along the maximum rate of change ... would be to find gradient of temperature
thx
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