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The surfaces intersect in a space curve C. Determine the projection of C onto the xy-plane. The paraboloids x^2+y^2+ z=4 and x^2 +3y^2=z
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doesnt that amount to z=0? no, it doesnt does it
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that looks to be a good description ....
x^2+y^2+ z-4 = x^2 +3y^2 - z x^2+ y^2 +z -4 -x^2 -3y^2 +z ----------------- -2y^2 +2z -4 seems to be where they meet at
i cant get wolfram to come up with a plot for it ....
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|dw:1316567287143:dw| id say it projects onto the y axis
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