Plot 3D 

Table 12.7.1 (Page 842): 

Ellipsoid

Example 1 (page 841):

The top half of the ellipsoid below is parameterized as  whereas the bottom half is parameterized as

 .

 

 

Hyperboloid of One Sheet

Example 2 (page 842):

The top half of the hyperboloid of one sheet shown below is parameterized as  and the bottom

half is parameterized as The plot-s interval is  and the plot-t interval is  for both

 

parameterizations.

 

Hyperboloid of Two Sheets

Example 3 (page 843):

The figure below is generated in the Cartesian mode.  The equation for the top branch of the surface is  and for the bottom branch the equation is .

 

As an alternative, the parametric (2 variables) mode can be used to generate the surface.  In the figure below the top branch of the surface is parameterized as  and the bottom half is parameterized as .

 

The plot-s interval is  and the plot-t interval is  for both parameterizations.

 

 

 

Elliptic Cone

Example 4 (page 843):

The figure below is generated in the Cartesian mode.  The top half of the cone has equation  with the "top" shaded brown and the "bottom" shaded green.  The bottom half of the cone has equation  with the "top" shaded green and the "bottom”" shaded brown.

 

As an alternative, the parametric (2 variables) mode can be used to generate the surface.  In the figure below the top branch of the surface is parameterized as  and the bottom half is parameterized as.

 

The plot-s interval is  and the plot-t interval is  for both parameterizations.

 

 

Elliptic Paraboloid

Example 5 (page 844):

The figure below is generated in the Cartesian mode.  The viewer angle with the z-axis is 85 degrees.

 

As an alternative, the parametric (2 variables) mode can be used to generate the surface.  In the figure below the surface is parameterized as  .  The plot-s interval is  and the plot-t interval is .

 

 

Hyperbolic Paraboloid

Example 6 (page 844):

In the figure below the viewer angle with the z-axis is 85 degrees.

 

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