If x = v'u and y = 2uv, show that JJ' - 1, where J is the jacobian of u,v with respect to x and y and ' is the jacobian of x, y with respect to u and v.

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If x = v'u and y = 2uv, show that JJ'= 1, where J is the jacobian of u,v with respect to x and y and 3' is the jacobian of x, y with respect to u and v.
Transcribed Image Text:If x = v'u and y = 2uv, show that JJ'= 1, where J is the jacobian of u,v with respect to x and y and 3' is the jacobian of x, y with respect to u and v.
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