Question

(b) Give the geometrical interpretation of gradient of a scalar function ?​

Answer 1

Explanation:

The gradient of a scalar indicates its slope or its rate of change with space coordinates. ... Now the slope is a vector quantity: it has a magnitude and direction. The way gradient is obtained directly gives a vector

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Answer 2

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The Gradient of a scalar indicates it's slope or it's rate of change with space coordinates...

Now the slope is vector quantity.It has a magnitude and direction. The way gradient is obtained directly gives a vector.

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