changing from parametric form to algebraic form

Burr2

X1 T = 10T

Y1 T = 100 + (.5 * -9.8T^2)

X2 T = 100 - 12.3 T

Y2 T = 0

How do I put this into algebraic form? it seems easy but I just can't get it.

andrevdh

It seems these four equations describes the positional coordinates of two different objects as functions of time.

So what do you need to determine about these two objects?

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Burr2	changing from parametric form to algebraic form Tweet X1 T = 10T Y1 T = 100 + (.5 * -9.8T^2) X2 T = 100 - 12.3 T Y2 T = 0 How do I put this into algebraic form? it seems easy but I just can't get it.

andrevdh Recognitions: Homework Help	It seems these four equations describes the positional coordinates of two different objects as functions of time. So what do you need to determine about these two objects?