Refer to the figures on the right for the following questions. If you are asked to identify a surface, use the Roman numeral to identify the surface. (a) Rewrite the equation in standard form, then identify which surface could be represented by the equation x² +42²=16-4y²³. 4) (b) Rewrite the equation in standard form, then identify which surface could be represented by the equation y-3x²=-2z². (c) Write a possible equation to describe surface II. (d) Write a possible equation to describe surface VI. III VII II IV VI VIII
Refer to the figures on the right for the following questions. If you are asked to identify a surface, use the Roman numeral to identify the surface. (a) Rewrite the equation in standard form, then identify which surface could be represented by the equation x² +42²=16-4y²³. 4) (b) Rewrite the equation in standard form, then identify which surface could be represented by the equation y-3x²=-2z². (c) Write a possible equation to describe surface II. (d) Write a possible equation to describe surface VI. III VII II IV VI VIII
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Given two vectors ū and v such that the length of u is 3 and the length of vis 5, and the angle
between the two vectors is , compute the following (clearly show all steps and properties used).
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üxv|²+(2ū+ v).ü
Refer to the figures on the right for the following questions. If you are asked to identify a surface, use the
Roman numeral to identify the surface.
(a) Rewrite the equation in standard form,
then identify which surface could be represented
by the equation x²+4z² = 16-4y².
(b) Rewrite the equation in standard form,
then identify which surface could be represented
by the equation y-3x²=-2z².
(c) Write a possible equation to describe surface II.
(d) Write a possible equation to describe surface VI.
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VII
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y
II
VI
VIII
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(a) We have to rewrite the equation in standard form then identify the surface given in the question.
(b) We have to rewrite the equation in standard form then identify the surface given in the question.
(c) We have to write a possible equation of the surface (II).
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