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10_ If F: R' _ R} is a diffeomorphism and M is a surface in R' prove that the image F(M) is also a surface in R?. (Hint: If x is a patch in M then the composite function F(x) is regular; since F(x)* FsX* by Ex. 9 of Sec: 1.7.)
10_ If F: R' _ R} is a diffeomorphism and M is a surface in R' prove that the image F(M) is also a surface in R?. (Hint: If x is a patch in M then the composite function F(x) is regular; since F(x)* FsX* by Ex. 9 of Sec: 1.7.)


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$3-10$ Determine whether or not $\mathbf{F}$ is a conservative vector field. If it is, find a function $f$ such that $\mathbf{F}=\nabla f$ .
$\mathbf{F}(x, y)=e^{x} \sin y \mathbf{i}+e^{x} \cos y \mathbf{j}$
Were given a vector field big F, and were asked to determine whether or not this is a conservative vector field If it is, were asked to find a function little left such that big F is equal to the ingredient of little left big f is the function e to the X cosine y I plus e to the x sign Why j So we have that the partial derivative of the X component e to the x co sign Why, with respect to why is negative e to the X sign Why you notice that this is the same as the partial derivative of the y component of big If eat the X sign Why? Oh, sorry. This is not equal to the partial derivative of the y component e to the X sign y With respect to X, this is simply eat the X sign y. So we have that these partial derivatives are not equal. Therefore it follows that our vector field big f is not conservative and so no potential function for they give
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Were given a vector field biggest and were asked to determine whether or not Big F is a conservative vector field, if it is, were asked to find a scaler function. Little left such that Big F is equal to the ingredients of little F Big F is the Vector field X Y hyperbolic cosine of X y, plus the hyperbolic sign of X Y I plus X Square hyperbolic co sin of X times Y j. Well, we have the partial derivative of the X component with respect to why we have that this is equal to using the product rule. Mhm. We have X times. Why times X so X squared. Why times hyperbolic sign? Because this is hyperbolic and not regular. Tricking a metric of x y plus x times hyperbolic cosine of X y plus hyperbolic co sign of X y times X or X times. The hyperbolic co sign. That's why, which, of course, could be written as X squared. Why hyperbolic sign of X Y, plus two times x times the hyperbolic co sign of X Y, and we have the partial derivative of the Y component X squared, hyperbolic co sign of X Y yeah. With respect to X again by the product rule, This is two X times the hyperbolic co sign of X Y, plus X squared. Why times a hyperbolic sign of X y, which is the same as the other partial derivative was. We also have that the vector field f has a domain, which is all of our two, which of course we know is open and simply connected. Therefore, by a fear, um, from this section, we have that big F is a conservative vector field. So by another theory, um, there exists a scaler function little f such that big death is equal to the Grady int of little F. This implies that the partial derivative of little Left with respect to X is the X component of big F x y hyperbolic cosine, X y plus hyperbolic sign of X y and the partial derivative of little left with respect to why is the y component of big F, which is X squared, hyperbolic cosine of X y now taking the anti derivative of the top equation. With respect to X, we have that f x Y is equal to here. I'm going to use a little bit of intuitive thinking, but you might guests using the product rule that this would be something like X times the hyperbolic sign of X y. So if we where to do this in our head here, taking the derivative with respect to X product rule tells us this would be x times y times, the hyperbolic co sign of X Y plus and then one times hyperbolic sign of X y, which is what we have appear. Plus, we also need to account for some function g of why which may disappear when we take the derivative and taking the derivative with respect to why we have that F y is equal to x squared, hyperbolic co sign of X y plus g prime of y. Comparing this to the other expression for F y. This is equal to X squared, hyperbolic co sign of X Y, and solving we have the G prime of y is equal to zero or at G of y itself is simply some constant. In putting this together, we have that our potential function Little F is equal to X times the hyperbolic sign of X y, plus K
Were given a vector field big s and were asked to determine whether or not the gift is a conservative vector field if it is whereas to find the function little left such that big F is three ingredient of little left vector field. Big F is why Times e the X plus sign y I plus e to the X plus x cosine wine j. So we have the partial derivative of the X component. Why times e X plus sign. Why, with respect to why this is e to the X plus co sign of why and likewise we have the partial derivative of R Y component e to the X plus x cosine y with respect to X is also eat the X plus cosign. Why notice also that our vector field f has a domain which is our to which, of course, we know are too is open and simply connected therefore, by a theorem from this section we have that the vector field f is conservative therefore, by another, the're um we had that there exists a scaler function little left such that big af is equal to the ingredients of little left. This implies that the partial derivative of Little Left with respect to X is equal to the X component of big F. Why e to the X Plus sign? Why and the partial derivative of F with respect to why is the y component of big F E to the X plus x Kassian? Why this first equation implies that f of X y taking the anti derivative with respect to X is equal to y times e to the X plus X times sign of why, plus some function of why call it G and taking the derivative with respect to why we have that partial derivative of little left with respect to Why is each of the X plus x Co sign of why plus g prime of why? Comparing this to our other expression for the partial derivative of little left with respect to why this is equal to eat to the X plus x co sign why and therefore we have the G prime of y is equal to zero or, in other words, that g of y. Taking the anti derivative is some constant K putting this all together we have that are function. Little left is equal to why times e to the X plus x times sign of why plus okay