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A radioactive radiation with strength A radioactive radiation with strength   is suddenly discharged. A man standing at the point   must run away, in the direction of maximum decrease of radiation.  A) What direction should he choose? B) The man decided to run along the path   . Find the directional derivative of   in the direction of the path at   . is suddenly discharged. A man standing at the point A radioactive radiation with strength   is suddenly discharged. A man standing at the point   must run away, in the direction of maximum decrease of radiation.  A) What direction should he choose? B) The man decided to run along the path   . Find the directional derivative of   in the direction of the path at   . must run away, in the direction of maximum decrease of radiation.
A) What direction should he choose?
B) The man decided to run along the path A radioactive radiation with strength   is suddenly discharged. A man standing at the point   must run away, in the direction of maximum decrease of radiation.  A) What direction should he choose? B) The man decided to run along the path   . Find the directional derivative of   in the direction of the path at   . . Find the directional derivative of A radioactive radiation with strength   is suddenly discharged. A man standing at the point   must run away, in the direction of maximum decrease of radiation.  A) What direction should he choose? B) The man decided to run along the path   . Find the directional derivative of   in the direction of the path at   . in the direction of the path at A radioactive radiation with strength   is suddenly discharged. A man standing at the point   must run away, in the direction of maximum decrease of radiation.  A) What direction should he choose? B) The man decided to run along the path   . Find the directional derivative of   in the direction of the path at   . .


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