Consider the solid Q that is generated in the first octant by the surfacesS1: X + y = 4, S2: y +z = 2, S3: X = 0, S4: y = 0, Ss: z = 0.one of the faces of the solid corresponds to:A)B)2D)

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Consider the solid Q that is generated in the first octant by the surfaces S1: X + y = 4, S2: y +z = 2, S3: X = 0, S4: y = 0, Ss: Z = 0. one of the faces of the solid corresponds to: A) B) D)