extending surface equations integrated math 4 mrs. tyrpak
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Extending Surface Equations
Integrated Math 4
Mrs. Tyrpak
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Nonlinear Surface Equations
Recall an equation for an ellipse in 2-space:
(This means the major axis = 8 units and the minor axis = 6 units)
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Nonlinear Surface Equations
What equation would an ellipsoid have in 3-space with the following measurements:
1. Axis along x-axis = 8
2. Axis along y-axis = 6
3. Axis along z-axis = 4
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Symmetry in 3-space
Recall symmetry in 2-space:
Is this ellipse symmetric with respect to the x-axis? The y-axis?
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Symmetry in 3-space
Is the ellipsoid symmetric with respect to the xz-plane? the yz-plane? xy-plane?
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Matching
We will use our knowledge of intercepts, symmetry, and traces to match with the following surfaces.
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Surfaces for Matching
1. Double Cone
2. Hyperboloid of 1 sheet
3. Paraboloid
4. Elliptical Paraboloid
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𝑥2+𝑦2−𝑧 2=0Intercepts:
Traces:
Symmetry:
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𝑥2+4 𝑦2− 𝑧2=4Intercepts:
Traces:
Symmetry:
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𝑥2+2 𝑦2+3 𝑧=6Intercepts:
Traces:
Symmetry:
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𝑥2+𝑦2−𝑧=0Intercepts:
Traces:
Symmetry:
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Two Ways Plane Curves can generate surfaces:
1. A line (perpendicular to a plane in which the curve is drawn), to trace the curve generating a cylindrical surface
2. Rotate a curve about a line to get a surface of revolution
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Examples:
Cylindrical Surfaces:
Surface of Revolution:
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Awesome job!!
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