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Match each equation with its name. (calculus 3) (x/7)^2-(y/9)^2=z/4 (x/7)^2-y/9+(z/4)^2=0 −x/7+(y/9)^2+(z/4)^2=0 (x/7)^2+(y/9)^2=(z/4)^2 (x/7)^2+(y/7)^2+(z/7)^2=1 Hyperbolic paraboloid Elliptic...

Match each equation with its name. (calculus 3)

  • (x/7)^2-(y/9)^2=z/4
  • (x/7)^2-y/9+(z/4)^2=0
  • −x/7+(y/9)^2+(z/4)^2=0
  • (x/7)^2+(y/9)^2=(z/4)^2
  • (x/7)^2+(y/7)^2+(z/7)^2=1
  1. Hyperbolic paraboloid
  2. Elliptic paraboloid on x axis
  3. Cone on z axis
  4. Elliptic paraboloid on y axis
  5. Sphere
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