Alright Thank you. I was doing it with that method, the solve(convert) and it wasn't giving me back anything sensable. It makes sense that it wouldn't give back anything now that I think about it.. Thank you again kindly. Sorry for asking a question with no answer.

Yeah, that does it for me. Thank you very much

-Rich

I want to plot all the points that satisfy the following inequalities x*z-y^>0 and in another plot all the points that satisfy the inequality x*z-y^2<0. So I want to fill in the regions where those inequalities hold (in two different plots, one for the first inequality the other for the second), but I'm not really sure how to do this. That was my question. If I had a code like this, would it accomplish that (I don't have Maple on my home computer I'm on right now):

with( plots ):
eq := x*z-y^2;
                                         2
                                  x z - y 

implicitplot3d( solve( eq, z ), x=-2..2, y=-2..2, z=-2..2
               view=-2..2, contours=[$(-2..2)], filledregions=true,
               axes=boxed, orientation=[-90,0], grid=[70,70] );

Thanks.