Approximate f(0.1,0.95,44degrees) where f (x,y,z)= ( e^-xy) sin z. You may evalutate f only once, and that evalutation must be at the point (0,1, 45 degree). Remember you must work in radians.
I kinda confused on what the problem is asking. Doesn't approximating mean taking the partial derivative and plugging in (0.1,0.95,44degree). But when it states "you may evalutate f only once, and that evalutation must be at the point (0,1,45degree)" it seems like there's is more to the problem. i was reading my textbook and found an example on linear approximation. is that what i need to do? thanks!!!!!
I kinda confused on what the problem is asking. Doesn't approximating mean taking the partial derivative and plugging in (0.1,0.95,44degree). But when it states "you may evalutate f only once, and that evalutation must be at the point (0,1,45degree)" it seems like there's is more to the problem. i was reading my textbook and found an example on linear approximation. is that what i need to do? thanks!!!!!