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Eliminate the parameter. x = square root of t, y = 4t + 1
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\[\large x = \sqrt t\]just replace t in the y = 4t + 1 with x^2
since \[\large x = \sqrt t \text { then } x^2 = t\]
parameter is t, then you have to eliminate t, so just replace \[t = x^2\] into y = 4t+1, like @agent0smith said above
so it would be y=4x^2+1
Yep.
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