Problem IVConsider the Ellipsoid E := {(r, y, z) E R° | +5 + 2? = 1}.Question 1 Let M(ro, y0, 0) be a point in the ry-plane. And let P = (0,0, 1) be the northpole of the Ellipsoid. The equation of the segment [PM] is given byx = xota)y = yot0

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