Answer to Question #40054 in Math for rupesh singh

Question #40054

Show that the curvilinear coordinate system defined by the following equations is
orthogonal:
x=uvcos(a)
y=uvsin(a)
z=1/2(u^2-v^2)
note here a stands for alpha

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