Prove whether or not the curve x² +y+sin(xy) = 0 can be represented by a function y = f(x) in some nhood of (0,0).

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1. Prove whether or not the curve x²+y+sin(xy)
by a function y = f(x) in some nhood of (0,0).
0
-1
=
X
2
0 can be represented
Transcribed Image Text:1. Prove whether or not the curve x²+y+sin(xy) by a function y = f(x) in some nhood of (0,0). 0 -1 = X 2 0 can be represented
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