🟡09a - Directional Derivatives and the Gradient Vector 1

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In this lesson, we are going to discuss Directional derivatives and the gradient vector.
Ever since, we've been looking at the partial derivatives fx and fy which represent the rate of change of the function directed along the x and y axis respectively.
In this lesson we want to determine the rate of change of a function as both x and y are varied simultaneously.
The directional derivative of a functions at a point x,y in the direction of an arbitrary unit vector is given by:
Duf(x,y) = fx(x,y)a + fy(x,y)b
We shall focus more on directional derivatives and introduce the gradient vector in the next lesson

00:00 - Introduction
04:34 - Ex 1
12:09 - Ex 2
19:41 - Ex 3

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new skills and knowledge learnt from having watched yours vids. God bless you

WAFBECH
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Great work but i don’t understand why cos pie/6 =root 3/2, When i punch on the calculator i get something else

lebogangcarolramafalo
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This is great but used the definition to solve the second exercise and the result is indef (-11/0). Bo

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