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Describe in words the region of $\mathbb{R}^{3}$ represented by the equation(s) or inequalities.
$x^{2}+y^{2}=4, \quad z=-1$


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Okay, here we're in 3 d space, but if we take the first part of the item here in 2 d space, what we have is a circle and there's x here is y- is a circle of radius. 4 point sorry: radius. 2 center, the origin, it's of the form x, squared plus y squared, equals r squared circle, central 00 radius, r n. Now the z axis will be here coming out of the board straight toward you point. So all i do, then, is get the circle and move it off the page, if you like, towards the plane, z, equals negative 1 point, lets kind and draw it here here is x y here is z and the circle will be like that, and here is Negative 1 on the z axis, so it's the same circle you see on the left pulled out of the page if you like, and the center is like going to be 00 negative 1.00 for x and y and negative 1 for z, and we want here is The region described okay, so it's going to be all points of the circle x, squared plus y squared equals 4, the radius 2. In other words, it lies on the plane. Z equals negative 1 t's. It.

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