Without a computer or calculator, match the equations (a)--(f) with the graphs (1)-(6) below.

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(b) :
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1.surface with positive maxima appearing periodically in x y.  the surface is everywhere positive.2.surface with upward-opening parabolic cross-sections in the x-direction and oscillatory cross sections in the y-direction.3.surface with a negative singularity at (0,0) that has circular cross-sections in z.  the surface asymptotes to zero as (x,y) get large.
4.surface with four maxima, each having circular cross-sections, each in equally spaced in one of the four quadrants.  everywhere away from these the surface height goes to zero.5.surface that has sinusoidal cross-sections in the y-direction, and linear cross-sections with positive slope in the x-direction.6.surface consisting of two planes, one extending with negative slope in the y-direction until it reaches the xy-plane at a positive y value, the other with a positive slope in the y-direction that extends on from that.

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