11:14 AM← August 20, 202311:14VoVoWiFi WiFi■89Consider the ruled surface M given by x(u, v) = (v cos u, v sin u, uv), v > 0.a. Describe this surface geometrically.b. Find the first and second fundamental forms and the Gaussian curvature of M.c. Check that the v-curves are lines of curvature.

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Consider the ruled surface M given by x(u, v) = (v cos u, v sin u, uv), v > 0. a. Describe this surface geometrically. b. Find the first and second fundamental forms and the Gaussian curvature of M. c. Check that the v-curves are lines of curvature.