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Graph the trajectory and find the velocity and speed. An object moves on a path described by r(t)= <8cost, 8sint> for 0<=t<=2Pi Im assuming that the graph is basically a circle of a radius of 8. Then I would find x'(t) and y'(t) in that the velocity would equal v(t)= <-8sint, 8cost> correct? and thus the speed would be 8m/s? if that is correct then for these two would be done the similar way? r(t)=<8cos3t, 8sin3t> for 0<=t<=2pi/3 r(t)=<8cos(sqrt), 8sin(sqrt)> for 0<=t<=(4pi)^2 they all have the same trajectory graph correct? just the velocities and speed are different?
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