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Chapter 10: Q. 9 (page 788)

Consider the equationx2+y2=4.

(a) What does this equation represent in a two dimensional system?

(b) What does this equation represent in a three dimensional system?

Short Answer

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(part a) The given equation indicates the circle in two dimensions.

(part b) In three-dimensional systems, the cylinder is represented by the given equation.

Step by step solution

01

Introduction.

Two-Dimensional Systems underscores practical steps to regulation and filters under real-world limitations and employs off-the-shelf operating systems to accomplish its objectives.

02

Given information (part a).

Given equation is,

x2+y2=4.

03

Explanation (part a).

In two dimensional systems, the given equation describes the circle.

04

Given information (part b).

Given equation is,

x2+y2=4.

05

Explanation (part b).

In three-dimensional systems, the cylinder is represented by the given equation.

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