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lol Winston i feel the same way hahah, but on the positive side i think i worked out the ellipse thing for question 1.a.i.
 

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Originally posted by Carlito
lol Winston i feel the same way hahah, but on the positive side i think i worked out the ellipse thing for question 1.a.i.
really and after working out the equation wat do u do with it? :S..
 

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Originally posted by Winston
really and after working out the equation wat do u do with it? :S..
once you get it into the ellipse equation form you sub in 0, 1 and 2 for z and then draw each one on the x,y axis
 

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Originally posted by Wyvern
once you get it into the ellipse equation form you sub in 0, 1 and 2 for z and then draw each one on the x,y axis
i dont get how u would draw it, u dont have the values for x and y :S... im lost...
 

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hmm i fink i get it
then how do u do part ii and part iii?
 

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Originally posted by Winston
hmm i fink i get it
then how do u do part ii and part iii?
thats what im trying to find out lol

part ii you have to draw it 2 dimensional and i got no idea
 

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Originally posted by Wyvern
thats what im trying to find out lol

part ii you have to draw it 2 dimensional and i got no idea
hey check ur PM i just need to confirm if i got the equation right
 

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Originally posted by Carlito
its (x-1)^2 and (y-3)^2 so that means its centre is 1,3 doesnt it?

yes. for part ii, u just use the level curves u just drew to draw the 3d graph..
 

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for part a i

if we sub in z = 0 we'll have a^2 = 4 and b^2 = 16

do we square root them to get a and b?

and how do we know which side it goes, is the longer part going up or going sideways?
 

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Originally posted by Winston
for part a i

if we sub in z = 0 we'll have a^2 = 4 and b^2 = 16

do we square root them to get a and b?

and how do we know which side it goes, is the longer part going up or going sideways?
yeah tahts what i did anyway, not sure if its right. it turned out 8 units high by 4 units wide i think.... as i said not sure, i havnt drawn it yet lol, only a draft sketch
 

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winston, B is how much you go up/down
A is how much you go left/right
 

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hmmm this is strange Wyvern, im getting like -5 for a^2 when z = 3 and -20 for b^2 :S
 

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Originally posted by Wyvern
winston, B is how much you go up/down
A is how much you go left/right
a is the 'x' axis and b is the 'y' axis

think of it that way...



Originally posted by Carlito
yeah tahts what i did anyway, not sure if its right. it turned out 8 units high by 4 units wide i think.... as i said not sure, i havnt drawn it yet lol, only a draft sketch
:confused:

u should get ellpises
 

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