(5)Let ß be the vector-valued function3uß: (-2,2) × (0, 2π) → R³, B(U₁₂ v) = {3u²4B (0,7), 0₁B (0,7), 0₂B (0,7)u cos(v)VI+ u², sin(v),(a) Sketch the image of ß (i.e. plot all values ß(u, v), for (u, v) in the domain of ß).(b) On the sketch in part (a), indicate (i) the path obtained by holding v = π/2 andvarying u, and (ii) the path obtained by holding u = O and varying v.(c) Compute the following quantities:(d) Draw the following tangent vectors on your sketch in part (a):X₁ = 0₁B (0₂7) B(0)¹ X₂ = 0₂ß (0,7) p(0.4)*'cos(v)√1+u²+

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