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Show that the curve with parametric equations $ x = \sin t $, $ y = \cos t $, $ z = \sin^2 t $ is the curve of intersection of the surfaces $ z = x^2 $ and $ x^2 + y^2 = 1 $. Use this fact to help sketch the curve.


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The problem is show that is a curve for its parametric equations x. Equal to sine t y is equal to sine t. 3 is equal to sine t square is a curve of intersection of the surfaces 3 equal to x, squared and x, squared plus y squared is equal to 1. I use this fact to help sketch the curve. So first the relation between x and wat and z have x is sin is equal to sine square, so we have is equal to x, coined and x. Squared plus y squared is equal to sine t square plus sine t square, so this is equal to 1. So behalf, the curve is a curve of intersection of the surfaces equal to x, squared and x, squared plus y squared equals to 1 point now. Let'S sketch the curve, the first we draw the sin or x, squared plus y squared is equal to 1, and then we choose some points on the curve, so 0100 negative, 10 and 101 negative 101 at the point of 101. Is this point and 0 negative 10? This point and 101 is this point and 1 negative 10 poison. The graph is like this is a graph of the.

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