Explain the geometric interpretation of exact differential equations. Talk about gradients, the multivariable chain rule, parametric...

Explain the geometric interpretation of exact differential equations. Talk about gradients, the multivariable chain rule, parametric curves and velocity or tangent vectors. What do these have to do with the condition for exactness of a differential equation? Use a specific example and draw pictures to elaborate.

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