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In the picture below are level curves of g(x; y) = 2 and g(x; y) = 3 for some function g(x; y). What's wrong?
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Does it make sense that at some point g(x;y) can equal both 2 and 3 ???
no thats what really is killing me is that part
AH, OK. So there is still something beyond that?
yup
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are u good at calculus
i don't see anything wrong with that
a long time ago ;(
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