(a) State the implicit function theorem in two dimensions.(b) Verify that the equationf(2, 3) = 2² - e In (1 + sin(x + y)) =e"= 04defines a function y =f(x, p(x)) = 0 and e compute '(0).(x) in neighborhood of (0,0) such that

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(a) State the implicit function theorem in two dimensions. (b) Verify that the equation f(2, 3) = 2² - e In (1 + sin(x + y)) = e" = 0 4 defines a function y = f(x, p(x)) = 0 and e compute '(0). (x) in neighborhood of (0,0) such that