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The parametric representation r(s,t)=2tcos(s)i + 2tsin(s)j + tk for s∈R and t∈R corresponds to what surface? For this question, is it starts with x=2tcos(s), y=2tsin(s),z=t? what are the next steps?
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x^2 + y^2 = 4t^2[cos^2 (s) + sin^2 (s)] = 4t^2 = 4z^2 So the Cartesian equation for the surface is z^2 = (1/4)[x^2 + y^2]. So it is a cone
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