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Graph Vector Functions: Explaining Appearance of Graph on Sphere
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[QUOTE="brmath, post: 4525865, member: 486151"] A sphere is the set of points equidistant from the same point. If a sphere has radius R, what equation in x,y,z describes it? Take the x, y, z you were given, with the assorted sines and cosines and see what happens when you plug those variables into the equation of a sphere. As far as graphing, I am a lousy artist, but if I had to graph it I'd sketch 3-d coordinates and graph some points based on cartesian x, y and z. This is maybe cheating, but I can't think too well in terms of cos 10t. The 10t will turn out to be irrelevant anyway-- try paragraph 1 and you'll see. [/QUOTE]
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