Question
State a necessary condition for the functional dependence of two differentiable functions f and g on an open subset D of . Verify this theorem for the functions f and g, defined by
(b) Using the Implicit Function Theorem, show that there exists a unique differentiable function g in a neighbourhood of 1 such that and
in a neighbourhood of (2, 1), where
defines the function F. Also find g'(y).
(c) Check the local invertibility of the function f defined by at (1, -1). Find a domain for the function f in which f is invertible.
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Two differentiable functions (f) and (g) on an open set (D \subset \mathbb{R}^2) are said to be functionally dependent if there exists a differentiable function (\Phi) such that (\Phi(f(x,y),g(x,y))=0) for all ((x,y)\in D). A necessary condition for functional dependence is that the Jacobian determinant [ J(f,g)=\frac{\partial(f,g)}{\partial(x,y)}=f_x g_y - f_y g_x ] vanishes identically on (D).
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