[4] Let f be a function which has an inverse and let f(-1) = 2. If Q is the surface of revolution obtained whenx == f(z) is revolved about the z-axis, determine if the point (2,-1,) is on Q.

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Let f be a function which has an inverse and let f(-1) = 2. If Q is the surface of revolution obtained when x = = f(z) is revolved about the x-axis, determine if the point (2,-1,) is on Q.