Q. 10
Question
Consider the equation $$z= y^2$$.
(a) What does this equation represent in the yz-plane?
(b) What does this equation represent in a three-
dimensional system?
Step-by-Step Solution
Verified Answer
The given equation represents a parabola in the yz-plane and it also represents a parabolic cylinder in the 3D-system.
1Step 1. Part (a) of the solution
The given equation is :
$$z= y^2$$
The above equation represents a parabola in yz -plane.
2Step 2. Part (b) of the solution.
The given equation is :
$$z= y^2$$
The above equation represents a parabolic cylinder in a three-dimensional system as the variable x is missing.
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