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Three D Surface: z = Sin(x)+Cos(y)
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One of a series of surfaces that can be use for matching with equations in a multivariable calculus class
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One of a series of surfaces that can be use for matching with equations in a multivariable calculus class. This one is z=sin(x)+cos(y) for. x and y both the interval from -pi to pi.
The model was created with the Mathematica code
RegionPlot3D[
Sin[x] + Cos[y] > z && z > -3, {x, -Pi, Pi}, {y, -Pi, Pi}, {z, -3, 2}, PlotPoints -> 35, PlotRange -> All]// Export["surface1.stl", #, "STL"] &
A color change at 60% of the total height will be at the level z=0.