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Given the parametric equations x = 2t and y = t− t2/4 what are the x and y coordinates at t = -2?
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@Niguyver I think you will be surprised how easy this one is
you have the point (2t,t-t^2/4) where 2t is the x-coordinate and t-t^2/4 is the y-coordinate for the value t
just enter in t=-2
is y , t-t^2/4 or (t-t^2)/4?
\[y=t-\frac{t^2}{4} \\ \text{ input } -2 \text{ for } t \\ y=-2-\frac{(-2)^2}{4}\] I'm sure you can follow the order of operations
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do the exponent part then the division then the subtraction
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