In three dimensional space, the equation |1+2x+3x2 2+3x +x2 3+x+ 2x2 1+2y +3y 2+3y+y² 3+y+ 2y² = 0, represents 1+2z + 3z2 2+3z +z2 3+z+2z2 (A) Three planes (B) Only three straight lines (C) A sphere (D) Only a point
In three dimensional space, the equation |1+2x+3x2 2+3x +x2 3+x+ 2x2 1+2y +3y 2+3y+y² 3+y+ 2y² = 0, represents 1+2z + 3z2 2+3z +z2 3+z+2z2 (A) Three planes (B) Only three straight lines (C) A sphere (D) Only a point
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