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the gradient of a scalar function is

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Gradient is a scalar function. The magnitude of the gradient is equal to the maxium rate of change of the scalar field and its direction is along the direction of greatest change in the scalar function

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the gradient of a scalar function is​

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the gradient of a scalar function is