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How do you convert this to rectangular form?? x = (80cos(35))t y = 7 + (80sin(35))t - 16t^2
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@jim_thompson5910
isolate t in the first equation, then plug it into the second equation
x = (80cos(35))t x/(80cos(35)) = t t = x/(80cos(35))
plug that into y = 7 + (80sin(35))t - 16t^2
Oh, sorry afk
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thats ok
So it is -((16)x^2)+x+7???
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not quite
What did I mess up?
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you should have a sin(35)/cos(35) term in there somewhere
or a tan(35) since sin(x)/cos(x) = tan(x)
So it is -((16)x^2/tan35)+x+7
closer but please post your steps so I can see how you got that
Nevermind, I did it over, and I see.
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alright great
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