*6. Let f: R' →R be given by =+4x'z-6xyz+4y-3x'y. Is M=f-((0}) a smooth surface (2-dimensional manifold)? If not, at what points does it fail to be so?

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Chapter9: Systems Of Equations And Inequalities
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*6. Let f: R' → R be given by
->
= +4x'z-6xyz +4y-3xy.
Is M = f-((0]) a smooth surface (2-dimensional manifold)? If not, at what points does it fail to
be so?
Transcribed Image Text:*6. Let f: R' → R be given by -> = +4x'z-6xyz +4y-3xy. Is M = f-((0]) a smooth surface (2-dimensional manifold)? If not, at what points does it fail to be so?
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