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Determine which of the following Pfaff forms are a complete differentiation that is holonomic and which...

Determine which of the following Pfaff forms are a complete differentiation that is holonomic and
which is non-holonomic.

(1) dF(x,y) = 3y dx + x dy


(2) dG(x,y,z) = (x + y + z) dx + x dy + x dz

(3) dK(x,y,z) = y dx + dy + dz


(4) dH(x,y,z) = xz(x + y + z) dx + x2z dy + x2z dz

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