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and 
, we then are forced to use 
. So the parameterization of the intersection of the plane and cylinder is
To get the surface, we can introduce a second parameter
that "contracts" the elliptical intersection to a point. The simplest way to do this is to use
with
and 
.
To get the surface, we can introduce a second parameter
with
Answer:
Barbara's speed in clear weather is and in the thunderstorm is
.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let be the speed and
be the time Barbara drives in clear weather, and let
be the speed and
be the time she drives in the thunderstorm.
Barbara drives 22 mph lower in the thunderstorm than in the clear weather; therefore,
(1).
Also,
(2).
(3). ,
and
(4).
From equations (2) and (3) we get:
putting these in equation (4) we get:
and substituting for from equation (1) we get:
This equation can be rewritten as
which has solutions
We take the first solution because it gives a positive value for
.
Thus, Barbara's speed in clear weather is and in the thunderstorm is
.