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Sketch the graph of each curve by finding surfaces on which they lie. (A) <t,tcos(t),tsin(t)> (B)...

Sketch the graph of each curve by finding surfaces on which they lie.

(A) <t,tcos(t),tsin(t)>

(B) <cos(t),sin(t),sin(2t)>

(C) <t,cos(t),sin(t)>

Please Sketch in a 3D graph.

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