(b)- 2 - y? +1Oz² +1 = y° + z?O 22 + y?O 2? – 1 = y? + 2?O y? –1 = z+13-(c)- 22 - y +1O y? – 1 = z+ x- y? + 2?O 2² + y?O 2? +1 = y? + z?%3D3424N Identify the equation associated with each graphed surface.(a)z' – 1 = y? + z?%3D22 + y? = z= T"O 2° +1 = y? + 2?z² – y? + 1O y² – 1 = z+ rOz'+1%3D2 -||

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Identify the equation associated with each graphed surface. (a) O z? – 1 = y? + 2? O 22 + y² = z O z° +1 = y² + 2? O z² = - - y° +1 O y – 1 = z+ r 34