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For the function f(x,y)= x+e^(xy) find a vector u ≠ 0 which is orthogonal to ∇f(0,1).
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you must find \[\nabla f (0,1)\] before. \[\nabla f (x,y)=(1+ye^{xy},xe^{xy})\] Thus \[\nabla f (0,1)=(2,0)\] Then we can find easily a vector which is orthogonal to (2,0)
How do i find the vector orthogonal to (2.0)?
you know \[\vec{a}.\vec{b}=0\] iff \[x.x'+y.y'=0\]
So an orthogonal vector would be (0,1)?
2.x'+0.y'=0 So it's (0,y'), for all \[y' \in R\].
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(0,1) may be called a unit vector of (0,y') :)
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