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The map G is C1 on the open ball B. Its Jacobian matrix is
DG(x)=​(x3​+3)−100​(x3​+3)−110​−(x1​+x2​)(x3​+3)−201​​.
(1)
At the origin G(0)=0 and detDG(0)=1/3=0​. The inverse function theorem therefore supplies the required open sets V1​⊂B and V2​⊂R3, both containing zero, with G:V1​→V2​ a diffeomorphism. The explicit inverse formula on its image,
G−1(y1​,y2​,y3​)=(y1​(y3​+3)−y2​, y2​, y3​),
(2)
also checks the local conclusion directly.

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