Lecture

Implicit Examples: Hyperplane and Stationary Points

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This lecture presents examples illustrating the theory of finding supporting hyperplanes for surfaces and determining the nature of stationary points. The instructor explains how to calculate gradients, express variables as functions of each other, and differentiate functions to find stationary points.

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Analysis: Calculus, Vector analysis

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