How to convert parametric x=3+2sin(t), y=1+2sin(t) to Cartesian

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How to convert parametric equations to Cartesian equations?

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Great video! One minor point though: I've heard several people refer to this as Parametric vs Cartesian and I think that's a mistake. It's *Parametric form vs Functional form* . When you write an equation as y = f(x) you are writing the equation in functional notation (because it becomes a function, subject to all the limitations placed on functions). Both parametric equations and functional equations are plotted on the Cartesian coordinate system with x and y axes because the output of a parametric equation is a value for x and a value for y. :)

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You are carrying me through Calculus 2, thank you sir!

chrisp
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Wow that problem came in my exam. Where do you get those problems from?
Thank you, great explanation

anamendoza
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Very well done, please make more math videos maybe with better mic/lighting/camera.

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What if they didn’t have the same angle?

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