The parametric equations are and
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(a) Construct a table for and
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(b)
\Graph:
\(1) Draw the coordinate plane.
\(2) Plot the points obtained in the table.
(3) Connect the point using a smooth curve.
\(c)
\Graph:
\Graph the parametric equations and
.
(d)
\Find the rectangular equation.
\Consider .
Squaring on both sides.
\.
Consider .
.
Trigonometric property: .
The rectangular equation is .
Observe the graph:
\Both the graphs seems to be similar on the interval .
(a)
\Table:
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(b)
\Graph of the parametric equations and
connecting points
obtained in the table is
.
(c)
\Graph of the parametric equations and
using graphing utility is
.
(d) The rectangular equation is .