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Chapter 9: Q. 7 (page 621)

Describe the set of points x,y,zdefined by the equation(s).

y=0

Short Answer

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The set of points isx,0,zlies in thexz-plane.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given information

The given equation isy=0.

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Step 2. Describe the set of points x,y,z 

As y=0, that means the set of points lie in the xz-plane.

So, the set of points isx,0,z

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