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Which rectangular equation corresponds to these parametric equations? x = 0.2sec t and y = -0.25tan t
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what do we know about tan and sec, there is a pythagorean identity
do you guys mind helping me when your done here?
eliminate t using trig identities. 1+tan^2 t = sec^2 t. tan t=-4y, sec t = 5x, so 1+16y^2=25x^2
sin^2(u) + cos^2(u) = 1 tan^2(u) + 1 = sec^2(u) 1 + cot^2(u) = csc^2(u)
soooo.... your answer is 25x^2 − 16y^2 = 1
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well I think @Niguyver it is the one where you have \[1=\sec^2(t)-\tan^2(t)\] (this is the Pythagorean identity that was talked about above) solve for sec(t) and tan(t) given your equations then square and plug in
should be no + between the sec^2 and tan^2
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