How do you sketch r(t) = ? VECTOR

Question

How do you sketch r(t) = <sint, t>? VECTOR

jackthegreatest · Answer

hmm i only know y = sin (t)
not sure about vectors

mathmale · Answer

If  r(t) = <sint, t>, then for any input, t, the x-coordinate of the corresponding point in the xy plane is sint and the y-coordinate is t.  Make a table of t values, starting at t=0 and incrementing these values by pi/6.  Plot the resulting points (x,y), beginning with (0,0).

agent0smith · Answer

Is that all it says? I mean you could plot it as a parametric curve, but if you're plotting it as a vector, maybe you're meant to plot it for a specific t value.

kainui · Answer

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/nsskosrsy8 Possible solution for ya, play around with desmos or find some easy to use graphing calculator to play around with to get a feel for it