[calculus] let z = Z (x, y) satisfy the system of equations f (x, y, Z, t) = 0, G (x, y, Z, t) = 0, where f and g have continuous partial derivatives

[calculus] let z = Z (x, y) satisfy the system of equations f (x, y, Z, t) = 0, G (x, y, Z, t) = 0, where f and g have continuous partial derivatives


The partial derivative of F with respect to the i-th variable is expressed by FI, I = 1,2,3,4df (x, y, Z, t) = 0, that is, f1dx + f2dy + f3dz + f4dt = 0, ① DG (x, y, Z, t) = 0, that is, g1dx + g2dy + g3dz + g4dt = 0, ② × G4 - ② × F4, then (f1g4-g1f4) DX + (f2g4-g2f4) dy + (f3g4-g3f4) DZ = 0, so DZ = - [(f1g4-g1f4) d



X ^ 2 + y ^ 2 + Z ^ 2 = 2Z, φ (x, y) = 0 and continuous partial derivative, find DZ / DX


Let f = 2Z-X ^ 2-y ^ 2-z ^ 2
Fz=2-2z
Fx=-2x
az/ax=-Fx/Fz=x/(1-z)



If AB = 5cm, BC = 20cm, AC = 15cm, then points a, B, C are on the same line
Is that right? Why


If the premise is the same plane, it is true
The order of the points is B, a, C
According to the triangle theorem, the sum of any two sides is greater than the third side
And ab + BC = AC in the question, so the three points can't form a triangle
In a plane, if three points cannot form a triangle, the three points must be collinear, that is, on a straight line



In the reactive power calculation formula, what is the sin value? In the compensation capacity calculation formula, q = P * (tg1-tg2), TG = sin / cos,
How to calculate the inverse function sin in reactive power compensation





Let a > 0, a ≠ 1 and f (x) = loga (x2-2x + 3) have the minimum value, then the solution set of inequality loga (x-1) > 0 is______ .


From a > 0, a ≠ 1, the function f (x) = loga (x2-2x + 3) has the minimum value, we can know that a > 1, so the inequality loga (x-1) > 0 can be transformed into X-1 > 1, that is, X > 2



In RT △ ABC, CD is the height of hypotenuse AB, and AC: BC = 3:4, then ad: BD=_________ .


ABC ∽ ADC ∽ BDC, AC / ad = BC / CD, AB / BC = AC / CD, similarly AC / CD = CD / BD
And AC / BC = ad / CD = CD / BD = 3 / 4, so ad: BD = 9:16



If the main argument value of complex number (1 + AI) ^ 2 is π / 4, then the value of real number a is π / 4


∵ (1 + AI) ^ 2 = 1 + 2ai-a ^ 2 = (1-A ^ 2) + 2ai, and the main value of (1 + AI) ^ 2 is π / 4,
Let 1-A ^ 2 = RCOs (π / 4) = R / √ 2, 2A = rsin (π / 4) = R / √ 2, where R is the module of complex number (1 + AI) ^ 2
1-A ^ 2 = 2A, a ^ 2 + 2A + 1 = 2, a (a + 1) ^ 2 = 2, a + 1 = √ 2, or a + 1 = - √ 2,
A = - 1 + 2, or a = - 1 + 2



Given that circle C1: X & # 178; + Y & # 178; - 2ax-2y + A & # 178; - 15 = 0, circle C2: X & # 178; + Y & # 178; - 4ax-2y + 4A & # 178; = 0 (a > 0), try to find the value of a when two circles C1 and C2
(1) There is a unique common point (2) there are two common points (3) there is no common point


C1: (x-a) &# 178; + Y & # 178; = 15 radius of center (a, 0) R1 = root 15
C2: (x-2a) & #178; + (Y-1) & #178; = 1 radius of center (2a, 1) R2 = 1
1) The only common point --- tangency --- R1 + R2 = | C1C2 | or R1-R2 = | C1C2 ||
2) Two common points -------- intersection -------- R1 + R2 greater than | C1C2|
3) There is no common point --- separation or separation of one circle in another circle: R1 + R2 is less than | C1C2 | I didn't think of a circle in another circle



Indefinite integral calculation ∫ DX / [(2x & # 178; + 1) √ (X & # 178; + 1)]
Is this calculation correct?
Let t = √ (X & # 178; + 1), then T & # 178; = x & # 178; + 1 DX = DT
The original formula = ∫ DT / {[2 (T & # 178; - 1) + 1] t}
=∫dt/[(2t²-1)t]
=∫[2t/(2t²-1)-1/t]dt
=∫[2t/(2t²-1)]dt-∫(1/t)dt
=(1/2)∫[1/(2t²-1)]d(2t²-1)-∫(1/t)dt
=(1/2)ln(2t²-1)-lnt+C
And bring x back
If x = constant, the results are quite different
Which step is wrong?


It was wrong from the beginning
T = √ (X & # 178; + 1), then T & # 178; = x & # 178; + 1
x=√t^2-1
dx/dt=t/(√t^2-1)



English translation
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