Question

Eliminate the parameter.

x = t - 3, y = t2 + 5

Answer 1

solve for t using one of the equations

t = -x -3

Plug it in the other one
y = (-x-3)^2 + 5
Simplify and get your answer

Answer 2

x= t-3
to rid -3 form right side so we add 3 to both sides
so we get
x +3 = t - 3 + 3
x + 3= t + 0
x+3 = t
now plug this value for t = x + 3 in the y = t^2 +5
so we get y = (x+3)^2 + 5
this is the final answer.

Answer 3

@keti and @alias Thank you so much!!!♥♥

Answer 4

@keti has the right answer :P
I made a mistake when isolating t in the first eqn.

Answer 5

okay. do you have any more questions