The first fundamental form of the surface (S) is given by I(du, dv) = ud?u + 4vdudv + d²v Consider the transformation 0 = u – v, o = u. Then I(d0, dø) = d*e + (40 - 14 - 2)dedo + (1- 18 + 5ø)d*o (1- 40 + 5)d'0 + (40 - 10 - 2)dodo + d'+ The a bove answer The above a ns wer d28 + (1- 40 + 5o)dodp + (40 - 14 - 2)d+ d0 + (40 - 44 - 2)dodo + (1 - 40 + 5p )d*¢ The above answer The above a ns wer

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The first fundamental form of the surface (S) is given by
I(du, dv) = ud?u + 4vdudv + d²v
Consider the transformation 0 = u – v, o = u. Then I(d0, dø) =
d*e + (40 - 14 - 2)dedo + (1- 18 + 5ø)d*o
(1- 40 + 5)d'0 + (40 - 10 - 2)dodo + d'+
The a bove answer
The above a ns wer
d28 + (1- 40 + 5o)dodp + (40 - 14 - 2)d+
d0 + (40 - 44 - 2)dodo + (1 - 40 + 5p )d*¢
The above answer
The above a ns wer
Transcribed Image Text:The first fundamental form of the surface (S) is given by I(du, dv) = ud?u + 4vdudv + d²v Consider the transformation 0 = u – v, o = u. Then I(d0, dø) = d*e + (40 - 14 - 2)dedo + (1- 18 + 5ø)d*o (1- 40 + 5)d'0 + (40 - 10 - 2)dodo + d'+ The a bove answer The above a ns wer d28 + (1- 40 + 5o)dodp + (40 - 14 - 2)d+ d0 + (40 - 44 - 2)dodo + (1 - 40 + 5p )d*¢ The above answer The above a ns wer
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