Match the equations of the surface with the graphs below.1. x² + 4y² +9z² = 1d 2. - x² + ² -22 = 13.9x² + 4y² + z² = 14.x² - y² +2²=1aADBㅈE

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Section7.2: Ellipses

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Match the equations of the surface with the graphs below. f1.² + 4y² +9z² = 1 d 2. - x2 + V 22 = 1 3.9x² + 4y² +22² = 1 4.x² - y² +2²=1 C A D B C 500 E