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Consider the paraboloid z=f(x,y)= 4+x^2+3y^2 . Beginning at (3,4,61) on the surface, find the path in the xy-plane that points in the direction of steepest descent on the surface.
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Take the gradient?
Gradient = <2x, 6y> Your vector: 6i + 24j @AccessDenied help! I thought I remembered all of this :-(
When they say "path" are they looking for the equation of the line or do they want the vector?
i was imagining that the path on xy-plane was something like this with respect to an actual function: |dw:1333233857061:dw| that's just from intuition tho, i havent actually gotten into this part of calc -- i was just curious to see the answer. D:
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