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Chapter 10: Q. 46 (page 790)

Graph the quadric surfaces given by the equations in Exercises 41鈥�48.

9x2+16y2+16z2=144

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The equation is9x2+16y2+16z2=144

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Graph

The equation is

9x2+16y2+16z2=1449x2144+16y2144+16z2144=1x216+y29+z29=1x242+y232+z232=1

The graph of the equation is shown below:

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