2. Let B be the surface with equation x = −1+√√y.(a) Provide a hand-drawn sketch of B. Label the intercepts with their coordinates.(b) Let C be the trace of B in the xy-plane. Let D be the surface of revolution obtained byrevolving C about the x-axis. Give an equation of D. If applicable, give also some restrictionson any of the variables.

We are given that B as the surface with equation x=-1+y2. For (a), Let us sketch the surface B. It…

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Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

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Chapter11: Topics From Analytic Geometry

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Problem 18T

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