Let f (x, y) = e^x (sin(y) +1) and use the point P (0, (pi/2)) a. Find the gradient of f at P. b. Find the directional tangent line for the unit vector u in the direction of v = <1,2 >, at P; note that f(0, (pi/2)) =2 c. Find the normal line at P. d. Find the tangent plane to f at p
Let f (x, y) = e^x (sin(y) +1) and use the point P (0, (pi/2)) a. Find the gradient of f at P. b. Find the directional tangent line for the unit vector u in the direction of v = <1,2 >, at P; note that f(0, (pi/2)) =2 c. Find the normal line at P. d. Find the tangent plane to f at p
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Let f (x, y) = e^x (sin(y) +1) and use the point P (0, (pi/2))
a. Find the gradient of f at P.
b. Find the directional tangent line for the unit
c. Find the normal line at P.
d. Find the tangent plane to f at p
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