Solve z=px+qy-log(pq)
"z = px + qy - log(pq)\\\\ f(x,y,z,p,q) = px +qy - log(pq)- z = 0 \\\\ f_x = p \\\\ f_y = q \\\\ f_z = -1\\\\ f_p = x - \\frac{1}{p} \\\\ f_q = y - \\frac{1}{q} \\\\"
"\\dfrac{dx}{-f_p} = \\dfrac{dy}{-f_q} = \\dfrac{dz}{-pf_p -qf_q} = \\dfrac{dp}{f_x +pf_z} = \\dfrac{dq}{f_y + qf_z}"
"\\dfrac{dx}{\\frac{1}{p} -x}= \\dfrac{dy}{\\frac{1}{q} -y} = \\dfrac{dz}{2-px - qy} = \\dfrac{dp}{0} = \\dfrac{dq}{0}"
By integrating, we have p= a, q = b ; where a and b are arbitrary constants.
So, "z = ax + by - log(ab)"
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