Example: f=(f¹, f²): R³ → R² (-6) T1I2X3 that is, f¹(x) = x₁²² and ƒ²(x) = 1₁T2Tz. Then the Jacobi matrix is: J(x) = €2 T2T3 1¹2 0 13 12
Example: f=(f¹, f²): R³ → R² (-6) T1I2X3 that is, f¹(x) = x₁²² and ƒ²(x) = 1₁T2Tz. Then the Jacobi matrix is: J(x) = €2 T2T3 1¹2 0 13 12
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Transcribed Image Text:Example:
f = (f¹, f²): R³ → R²
()-()
T1X2X3
I3
that is, f¹(x) = x₁²² and ƒ²(x) = ₁X2X3.
Then the Jacobi matrix is:
J(x) =
€²2
I2X3
12
0
X1X3 12
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