Posted by Mike on Tuesday, April 13, 2010 at 1:58am.
let z = t
then x+t = 0
x = -t
into the firs
-t + y +t = 2
y = 2
so
x = -t
y = 2
z = t for parametric
t = x/-1
t = z
symmetric:
x/-1 = z, y = 2
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