Consider the surface: y² + 3z² - 64. Find an equation of the tangent plane to the surface at the point (-3, -7, 2). Find a vector equation of the normal line to the surface at (-3, -7, 2). r(t) =
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The partial derivative with respect to x is 0, since there is no x term in the equation. The partial derivative with respect to y is 2y. The partial derivative with respect to z is 6z. Show more…
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