Needed to be solved this multiple choice questions correctly in 20 minutes and get the thumbs up QUESTION 5Which of the following surfaces cannot be described by setting a spherical variable equal to a constant? In other words, which of thefollowing surfaces cannot be described in the format p= k, o= k. or e-k for some choice of constant ?O . The plane z= 0-O b. The plane y= - x-OC The sphere x2+ y² + z? = 1•O d. The cone z-/3/x² + y?O e. None of the other choices, or more than one of the other choices.

Here, note that the cartesian to spherical coordinates conversion is given by: x=ρsin ϕcos θy=ρsin…

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Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

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Chapter11: Topics From Analytic Geometry

Section11.4: Plane Curves And Parametric Equations

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