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Given the equations x=t^3-6t and y=t^2 how would you find the point where the curve crosses itself?
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set \(x=y\) ?
\((0,0)\)is one such point by inspection, if \(t=0\)
otherwise solve \[t^3-6t=t^2\] for \(t\)
I dont belive it crosses itself at (0,0)
put \(t=0\) and you will see that it does
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