A function z=f(x, y) is defined implicitly by the equation xy2 - x²z+yz² -z = 11 near point (2, -2, -1). The directional derivative of this function in the direction of v = (4, 3) is a) 17/5 b) 7/5 O c) 11/5 O d) 31/5 e) 17/5 Of) 23/5 202
A function z=f(x, y) is defined implicitly by the equation xy2 - x²z+yz² -z = 11 near point (2, -2, -1). The directional derivative of this function in the direction of v = (4, 3) is a) 17/5 b) 7/5 O c) 11/5 O d) 31/5 e) 17/5 Of) 23/5 202
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