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I never knew how to do problems like this
One way is so solve for sin(t) and cos(t) and use the fact that sin^2(t)+cos^2(t)=1. You will need to check the implications of the bounds on t as well.
Why are we solving for those though @Xavier
Because we know how sin(t) is related to x and how cos(t) is related to y. The pythagorean identity here allows us to have an expression is x and y which is what we are looking for.
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Okay okay I just needed some clarification
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