Pls show all work for 33 and 35 In Exercises 33–36, determine the direction in which f has maximum rateof increase from P, and give the rate of change in that direction.33. f(x, у) — хе У, Р— (2,0)34. F(x, у) 3 х2 — ху+ у?, Р%D (-1,4)ху35. ƒ(x, y,z) =, P= (1,–1,3)36. F(x, у, 2) %3D х?у/i, Р%3D (1,5, 9)

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Answered: 33. f(x, у) %3D хе", Р%3 (2,0)

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