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Parametric Equation of Surfaces
The implicitplot3d gives very unsatisfactory plots of surfaces
given in implicit form f(x,y,z)=c. Far nicer plots are obtained by using
the plot3d command if one has parametric forms of these surfaces
i.e.
. This lab asks you to construct
parametric representations of some surfaces.
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- Find the parametric representation of the plane x+y+z=1. What range
of your parameters represents the part of this plane lying in the first
octant.
- Without using
implicitplot3d, plot the solid bounded by the
planes
.
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- Find the parametric representation of the cylinders
and
.
- Plot these two cylinders drawing them with different colors.
Adjust the parameter ranges to get as nice a picture as possible of the
solid consisting of the part of the cylinder
lying inside
.
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- Using cylindrical coordinates, find the parametric representations
of the cone
and the hemisphere
,
.
- Use Maple, to draw the solid, inside the sphere
,
below
, above z=0.
Rakesh
Mon Aug 25 15:09:52 EDT 1997