Help pleaseeeee
It is suppose to be converted into a rectangular or parametric equation

x=1/ square root (t+1)
y=t/(t+1)

solve for t
x^2=

substitute into y
y=

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Help pleaseeeee
It is suppose to be converted into a rectangular or parametric equation

x=1/ square root (t+1)
y=t/(t+1)

solve for t
x^2=

substitute into y 
y=

oregonduck · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

I understand thank you @OregonDuck

oregonduck · Answer

Anytime :)

anonymous · Answer

Are you able to help with the problem?

oregonduck · Answer

First what do u thing?

anonymous · Answer

try to solve for t

anonymous · Answer

wouldn't you try to get  y by itself?

oregonduck · Answer

$\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}$ @cookiimonster1113
Are you able to help with the problem?
$\color{blue}{\text{End of Quote}}$
what do u think it is for : try to solve for t?

anonymous · Answer

would you multiply (t+1) on both sides of the y equation?

oregonduck · Answer

$\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}$ @cookiimonster1113
would you multiply (t+1) on both sides of the y equation?
$\color{blue}{\text{End of Quote}}$
Correct :)

anonymous · Answer

so now i|dw:1449003597120:dw| have