Does the function
satisfy the requirement of Schwarz's theorem at
(1,1)? Justify your answer.
See Answer →Identify the level curves of the following functions:
(i)
(ii)
(iii) x-y
(iv) y/x
See Answer →Suppose S and C are subsets of R³. S is the unit open sphere with centre at the origin and C is the open cube =
Which of the following is true. Justify your answer.
(i) S ⊂ C
(ii) C ⊂ S
See Answer →Find the domain and range of the function f , defined by
find two level curves of this function. Give a rough sketch of them
See Answer →Check the local inevitability of the function f defined by at ,(1 − .1) Find a domain for the function f in which f is invertible.
Using the Implicit Function Theorem, show that there exists a unique differentiable function g in a neighbourhood of 1 such that in a neighbourhood of (,1,2) where
defines the function F. Also find g′( y).
See Answer →State a necessary condition for the functional dependence of two differentiable functions f and g on an open subset D of . R2 Verify this theorem for the functions f and g, defined by
Find the mass of the solid bounded by the density function being δ (z,y,x )= .|x|
Find the centre of gravity of a thin sheet with density δ(x, y) = y, bounded by the
curves
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be a continuously differentiable function of x and y, whose partial derivatives are also continuously differentiable. Show that
Let the function f be defined by
Show that f has directional derivatives in all directions at.(0,0)
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