S steller New member Joined May 2, 2013 Messages 27 May 13, 2013 #1 Show that the curve with vector equation is the curve of intersection of the surfaces and . Use this fact to sketch the curve. I am completely lost. Would i take and plug it into then I dont know what to do.
Show that the curve with vector equation is the curve of intersection of the surfaces and . Use this fact to sketch the curve. I am completely lost. Would i take and plug it into then I dont know what to do.
D DrPhil Senior Member Joined Nov 29, 2012 Messages 1,383 May 14, 2013 #2 steller said: Show that the curve with vector equation is the curve of intersection of the surfaces and . Use this fact to sketch the curve. I am completely lost. Would i take and plug it into then I dont know what to do. Click to expand... The first surface is a circular cylinder parallel to the z-axis, centered at (1,0), with radius 1 The second surface is a sphere at the origin, with radius 2. Did you give us the entire question? I have no idea what is meant by "the curve with vector equation."
steller said: Show that the curve with vector equation is the curve of intersection of the surfaces and . Use this fact to sketch the curve. I am completely lost. Would i take and plug it into then I dont know what to do. Click to expand... The first surface is a circular cylinder parallel to the z-axis, centered at (1,0), with radius 1 The second surface is a sphere at the origin, with radius 2. Did you give us the entire question? I have no idea what is meant by "the curve with vector equation."