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Physics, 30.10.2019 04:31 garciagang0630

Suppose that, at a specific point p, the directional derivatives of the function f (x, y ) are known in two nonparallel directions given by the unit vectors u and v. in particular, suppose that d f d s = a in the u direction and d f d s = b in the v direction. is it possible to find the gradient of f at the point p? if so, show how to do it. if not, explain why not.

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