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Chapter 10: Q. 29. (page 695)

Find two different parametric equations for each rectangular equation.

y=x2+1.

Short Answer

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The two different equations are-

y=t2+1,y=t6+1.

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Given information.

y=x2+1is given.

02

Step 2. Calculation.

For the first parametric equation-

Let x=t

y=x2+1y=t2+1

For the second equation-

Let x=t3

y=x2+1y=(t3)2+1 y=t6+1

Thus the equations arey=t2+1,y=t6+1.

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