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Question 1

The set of all points (x,y) in the plane satisfying  + ≤  1 is the domain of which function?
◦ f(x,y) =
◦ f(x,y) =
◦ f(x,y) =
◦ f(x,y) =
◦ f(x,y) =

Question 2

Describe the graph of the function  f(x,y) =  ,  where a > 0.
◦ the circle centred at the origin in the  xy-plane
◦ the points inside or on the sphere of radius  a  centred at the origin that lie on or above the  xy-plane
◦ the sphere of radius  a  centred at the origin
◦ the points on the sphere of radius  a  centred at the origin that lie on or above the  xy-plane
◦ the set of points inside or on the sphere of radius  a  centred at the origin
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Reply #1 on: May 27, 2021
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Wow, this really help

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