The equations are and
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Consider .
Substitute in the above equation.
Table :
\Construct a table for different values of .
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SInce the rectangular equation is , the curve is defined for all real values of
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The parametric equations are and
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Graph the curve.
\Indicate the orientation of the curves.
\Graph :
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\The domain of the rectangular equation needs to be restricted to all real values of .
Graph :
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\The domain of the rectangular equation needs to be restricted to all real values of .