Natural and dual basis vectors to determine metric tensors

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Use the natural and dual basis vectors to determine the metric tensors g i j and gi j , and the line element, for the coordinate system introduced in Example 2.2. Verify explicitly that the matrices g i j and gi j found for this problem are inverses of each other.

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