Q. If u = u(0, ), v = v(0, ) transforms the first fundamental form of a surface (S) I(du, dv) = ud u+ ud?v into I(d0, dø) = d'0+(0 + ) d?¢, where u, v,0,ø > 0,then the Jacobian of the transformation equals 0+中 1.J = 9+の 2.J = 3.J = 0+の 4.J = 0+の 5. None of these. Option 1 Option 2 Option 3 Option 4 Option 5

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry
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Chapter11: Topics From Analytic Geometry
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Q. If u = u(0, ), v = v(0, o) transforms the first fundamental form
of a surface (S) I (du, dv) = ud?u + ud'v into I(d0, dø) = d0+ (0 + )? d?¢,
where u, v,0,o>0,then the Jacobian of the transformation equals
2
1.J =
2.J =
3.J =
4.J =
5. None of these.
Option 1
Option 2
Option 3
Option 4
Option 5
Transcribed Image Text:Q. If u = u(0, ), v = v(0, o) transforms the first fundamental form of a surface (S) I (du, dv) = ud?u + ud'v into I(d0, dø) = d0+ (0 + )? d?¢, where u, v,0,o>0,then the Jacobian of the transformation equals 2 1.J = 2.J = 3.J = 4.J = 5. None of these. Option 1 Option 2 Option 3 Option 4 Option 5
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