Consider the surface S, given by the parameterization:
And consider the claims:
S is smooth in all its points.
S matches the graph of the equation
Select one:
a. Only (2) is true.
b. Both are false.
c. They are both true.
d. Only (1) is true.
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2nd is false .. and 1st is true ...
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answer = option d) ,.. only (1) is true
Consider the surface S, given by the parameterization: And consider the claims: S is smooth in...
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