Identify the surface defined by the following equation. 12z + y^2 - x^2 = 0 The surface defined by the equation is a plane. an elliptic cone. an ellipsoid. a hyperbolic paraboloid. a hyperboloid of two sheets. a hyperboloid of one sheet. a cylinder. an elliptic paraboloid.
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