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7. What is the surface area of the paraboloid parametrized in problem 5(b)? (The paraboloid from...

7. What is the surface area of the paraboloid parametrized in problem 5(b)?

(The paraboloid from problem 5(b) is z = 4 - x^2 - y^2 which lies above the xy-plane)

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