?Eliminate the parameter t, write the equation in Cartesian coordinates, then sketch the
Chapter 3, Problem 25(choose chapter or problem)
Eliminate the parameter t, write the equation in Cartesian coordinates, then sketch the graphs of the vector-valued functions. (Hint: Let x = 2t and \(y=t^{2}\) . Solve the first equation for x in terms of t and substitute this result into the second equation.)
r(t) = 3(cost)i + 3(sint)j
Text Transcription:
y = t^2
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