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Question on #5 on this pdf http://olentangy.schoology.com/system/files/attachments/files/m/201203/course/9700735/parametric_modeling_problems_0_0_0.pdf I found the parametric equations for both, but I don't know what to do from there. Linda x=45cos(44)t y=-16t^2 + 45sin(44)t + 5 Chris x=41cos(39)t y=-16t^2 + 41sin(39)t + 5 What do I do from here to find the minimum distance between the two balls?
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