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Q. Find the gradient of the function sin x
+ COS y.
O A. cos xi - sin yj
O B.cos x i + sin yj
O C. sin xi- cos y )
O D. sin xi + cosyj​

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Answered by YASHGHARGE0603
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Explanation:

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Answered by manvimahajanlm
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Answer: The gradient of the function sin x + cos y is given by option A) cos xi - sin y j .

Explanation:

Gradient is defined as the rate of change of any quantity i.e. change in position or distance, temperature, etc. depending on the function.

In three dimension gradient is given by

\frac{d}{dx}i+ \frac{d}{dy} j +\frac{d}{dz} k\\

Given function is F = sin x + cos y

Gradient of F = \frac{d(sinx)}{dx}i + \frac{d (cos y)}{dy} j

The derivative of sin x and cos y is

\frac{d(sin x)}{dx} = cos x

\frac{d(cos y)}{dy}= -sin y

Gradient of F = cos xi + (-sin y) j

Gradient of F = cos xi - sin y j

So, the correct option is A) cos xi - sin y j

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