Find the gradient of f(x,y.z)= (x2 + y2 + z2) - 1/2 + In (xyz) at the point (1,- 2, - 2) %3D Vf (1. -2, - 2) = (D+ (Di+ (OK (Type integers or simplified fractions.)

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