8. Suppose n is the outward normal to the cone z =x + y² (for z> 0) and C is the intersection of the cone with the plane z = 1. The direction on C consistent with the orientation of the cone is (a) clockwise when seen from above. (c) clockwise when seen from below. (b) counterclockwise when seen from above.

8. Suppose n is the outward normal to the cone z =x + y² (for z> 0) and C is the intersection of the cone with the plane z = 1. The direction on C consistent with the orientation of the cone is (a) clockwise when seen from above. (c) clockwise when seen from below. (b) counterclockwise when seen from above.

Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction

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Chapter4: Eigenvalues And Eigenvectors

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