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help me parameterize the curve y=x^2 into terms of t
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please
y = r sin(t) x = r cos(t) r = sqrt(x^2 + y^2)
but in this case x = t .... maybe
x = t, y= t^2
x = t y = t^2 looks to be good
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wow....i feel dumb. you guys are right, just use x=t
doh!! i was getting around to it lol
this is what i get for being up all night. fail. lol
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