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Is $S = (x,y,z) in mathbbR^3: sqrt(x^2+y^2) leq z leq 1$ bounded, compact and/or path connected?



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I know if it is bounded then it is definitely compact. So how to prove it is bounded or path-connected?
So far I have only done these in 2 dimensions so I'm not sure where to start here.










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      I know if it is bounded then it is definitely compact. So how to prove it is bounded or path-connected?
      So far I have only done these in 2 dimensions so I'm not sure where to start here.







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          You have $||x,y,z|| leq ||x,y,0|| + |z| leq 2$, so it is bounded.



          It’s a cone. A point $(x,y,z)$ can be linked to $0$ by $(tx,ty,tz)$, $tin [0,1]$.






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            You have $||x,y,z|| leq ||x,y,0|| + |z| leq 2$, so it is bounded.



            It’s a cone. A point $(x,y,z)$ can be linked to $0$ by $(tx,ty,tz)$, $tin [0,1]$.






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              You have $||x,y,z|| leq ||x,y,0|| + |z| leq 2$, so it is bounded.



              It’s a cone. A point $(x,y,z)$ can be linked to $0$ by $(tx,ty,tz)$, $tin [0,1]$.






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                You have $||x,y,z|| leq ||x,y,0|| + |z| leq 2$, so it is bounded.



                It’s a cone. A point $(x,y,z)$ can be linked to $0$ by $(tx,ty,tz)$, $tin [0,1]$.






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                You have $||x,y,z|| leq ||x,y,0|| + |z| leq 2$, so it is bounded.



                It’s a cone. A point $(x,y,z)$ can be linked to $0$ by $(tx,ty,tz)$, $tin [0,1]$.







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