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Originally posted by Winston
hmmm this is strange Wyvern, im getting like -5 for a^2 when z = 3 and -20 for b^2 :S
i got z=3 is undefined ?
 

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yes z=3 is undefined..........its out of range so you dont have to do anything for z=3
 

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ahh so getting negative roots is correct?

and one more thing for question 2 ii, is it true we have one horizontal inflexion points at x = 0 and two minimum turning point at x = 5 and 2?
 
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yeah its correct.....you dont have to draw anything for z=3..........just write its out of range
 

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when z = 1 is it right to have a = +/- root 3 and b = +/- 2 root 3?
 

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it just means the ellipse goes +root 3 to the right and -root3 to the left from the center
 

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hmmm but strangely for z = 2 a = 0 b = 0 there's nothing to plot :S
 

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Originally posted by famunlau
its a pt at z = 2....at the pt where x = 1 and y =3....
therefore its something soooo minuute its hard to see...
 

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therefore it is the apex of the solid
and if u really want help...go ask tooheyz ....at uni...easier that way
 

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so has anyone figured out how to do these ones


question 1a part (iii) question 1b part (iii) question 2(a) (i) and (iii)

and question 2(b)

:)
 

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Originally posted by Wyvern
winston do you know how to do 1) a) ii)?
i just sketched it in a xyz plane

and described it, basically saying it ina sentence, what the shape is, and what the co-ordinate is and what the equation is. that should describe it, that's how the book does it in an example.
 

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Originally posted by Carlito
but shes so hard to find lol
its like finding bill gates :(...

anyways guys i need help on question 2a (i) (iii) and 2b then im done :D
 

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Originally posted by Carlito
nice of you to dog our arin lecture today winston
Ahuh :D... it was about VR yeah? We did it again in the tut :p
 

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