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Let's suppose a certain function f(x,y) has the direction derivative 8 at the point P (-1,2) in the direction of the unit vector U=<3/5,-4/5> and the directional derivative 1 in the direction form P toward Q (11,7). What is the directional derivative of f as P in the direction of V= <3,-5>? Someone anyone?

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Let's suppose a certain function f(x,y) has the direction derivative 8 at the point P (-1,2) in the direction of the unit vector U=<3/5,-4/5> and the directional derivative 1 in the direction form P toward Q (11,7). What is the directional derivative of f as P in the direction of V= <3,-5>? Someone anyone?

I finished Vector Calc 2 years ago...and thank god that's over with.

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Let's suppose a certain function f(x,y) has the direction derivative 8 at the point P (-1,2) in the direction of the unit vector U=<3/5,-4/5> and the directional derivative 1 in the direction form P toward Q (11,7). What is the directional derivative of f as P in the direction of V= <3,-5>? Someone anyone?

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LMMFAO! :ols:

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Maybe now, "Friday" will be recognized among Dylan's greatest hits

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Let's suppose a certain function f(x,y) has the direction derivative 8 at the point P (-1,2) in the direction of the unit vector U=<3/5,-4/5> and the directional derivative 1 in the direction form P toward Q (11,7). What is the directional derivative of f as P in the direction of V= <3,-5>?

thatswhatshesaid!!!!

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Let's suppose a certain function f(x,y) has the direction derivative 8 at the point P (-1,2) in the direction of the unit vector U=<3/5,-4/5> and the directional derivative 1 in the direction form P toward Q (11,7). What is the directional derivative of f as P in the direction of V= <3,-5>? Someone anyone?

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I ****ing hate the day.

It's hands down my least favorite holiday.

Lets see, celebrating the violent spread of Christianity, celebrating another heritage, people just being ignorant to it's actual significance, people drinking too much, beer companies handing out soon to be land fill garbage that people take their clothes off for, check.

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It's hands down my least favorite holiday.

Lets see, celebrating the violent spread of Christianity, celebrating another heritage, people just being ignorant to it's actual significance, people drinking too much, beer companies handing out soon to be land fill garbage that people take their clothes off for, check.

For me it's about the day, March 17. Not really the holiday. It could be any holiday and I'd hate it. I just despise the fact that St. Patrick's Day is made such a big deal and everywhere I look, it's reminding me that it's that day again.

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