Identify and sketch the graph of the following equations in R3.(1).9y²z? = 1. Do show the traces well.4(2). х2 + 2у2 + z2-8х + 12y - 2z + 35 %3D 0(3). z = 1- e*

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Answered: x² + 2y? + z²– 8x + 12y – 2z + 35 = 0

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Chapter13: Conic Sections

Section13.5: Systems Involving Nonlinear Equations

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