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YZ XY Z X Y First eighth

YZ XY Z X Y second eighth

XY YZ Z X Y third eighth

XY YZ Z X Y Forth eighth

YZ XY Z X Y Fifth eighth

YZ XY Z X Y Six eighth

YZ XY Z X Y seventh eighth

YZ XY Z X Y eight eighth

YZ XY Z X Y Drawing the plane

YZ XY Z X Y Drawing the plane

YZ XY Z X Y Drawing the plane

YZ XY Z X Y Cylinder in third space

YZ XY Z X Y In the First eighth

Z X Y Sphere in the third space

XY Z X Y top of Z axis

Z X Y Find the volume of the solid enclosed by Cylinders, and the planes y=1, z=0?

y x First quadrant