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Determining traces
xy trace → set z=0
xz trace → set y=0
yz trace → set x=0
Ellipsoid
Equation: a2x2+b2y2+c2z2=1
Characteristics:
All three two-degree terms present
All three two-degree terms are positive when the equation equals one
All traces are ellipses

Hyperboloid of one sheet
Equation: a2x2+b2y2−c2z2=1
Characteristics:
All three two-degree terms are present
Two two-degree terms are positive and one is negative when the equation equals one
One trace is an ellipse, the other two are hyperbolas
The axis is parallel to the negative variable

Hyperboloid of two sheets
Equation: −a2x2−b2y2+c2z2=1
Characteristics:
All three two-degree terms are present
Two two-degree terms are negative and one is positive when the equation equals one
One trace is an ellipse parallel to the third plane (xy plane in the image), two traces are hyperbolas
Axis is parallel to the positive variable

Elliptical cone
Equation: a2x2+b2y2−c2z2=0
Characteristics:
All three two-degree terms are present
Two two-degree terms are positive and one is negative when the equation equals zero
Two traces are hyperbolas
One trace will be a point or ellipse parallel to the third plane
Axis is parallel to the negative variable

Elliptic paraboloid
Equation: a2x2+b2y2−c2z=0
Characteristics:
Two two-degree terms are present
One one-degree term is present
Two traces are parabolas
One trace is an ellipse
Axis is parallel to the one-degree variable

Hyperbolic paraboloid
Equation: a2x2−b2y2−c2z=0
Characteristics:
Two two-degree terms are present (one positive and one negative)
One one-degree term
One trace is a hyperbola
Two traces are parabolas
Axis is parallel to the one-degree variable

Sphere
Equation: x2+y2+z2=r2
Characteristics:
Three two-degree terms present
All traces are circles

Cylinder
Equation:a2x2+b2y2=1
Characteristics:
If a=b , x2+y2=r2 and the trace is a circle
General trace is an ellipse
Two two-degree terms present, both positive when the equation equals one
Axis is parallel to the missing variable

Helix
Equation: r(t)=<rcos(Δt2πNt),rsin(Δt2πNt),ct>
The Δt2πN term indicates the rate of revolutions
Not a quadric surface
f(x)=mx+b

f(x)=x2

f(x)=x3

f(x)=x

f(x)=x1

f(x)=ln(x)

f(x)=ex

f(x)=tan(x)
