Parametric form Definition and 22 Threads
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B Conversion of parametric form to polar for the rose curve
Hi, The main question revolves around the Rhodonea curve AKA rose curve. The polar equation given for the curve is r=cos(k). The parametric equation is = cos(k(theta)) cos (theta), = cos(k(theta)) sin(theta) . Can anyone show me the conversion from the general parametric form to the general...- Alphonso2001
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- Curve Form Parametric Parametric form Polar
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- Forum: General Math
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I Area ellipse: parametric form, angles and coincidences
Dear all, I have a question regarding the computation of the area of an ellipse. The parametric form of the ellipse with axes a and b is $$x(t) = a\cos{(t)}, \ \ \ y(t) = b\sin{(t)} $$ Using this to evaluate the area of the ellipse, usually one takes one halve or one quarter of the ellipse... -
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I Is (u,v) = (x square - x, x+1) a Parametric Form of a Parabola?
Hello. How can I verify that (u,v) = (x square - x, x+1) is a parametric form of a parabola? Thank you!- roberto dona
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- Form Parabola Parametric Parametric form
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- Forum: Calculus
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MHB Vector or Parametric Form of the Equation of a Plane P
I am reading David Poole's book: Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction (Third Edition) ... I have a basic (and probably simple) question regarding Poole's introductory discussion of the vector or parametric form of the equation of a plane $$\mathscr{P}$$ (page 38, Section 1.3 Lines and Planes)...- Math Amateur
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- Form Parametric Parametric form Plane Vector
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Describing elliptic orbit as a parametric function
Hi PF I've beent rying to model the lunar orbit around the sun (cardioide) as a parametric function, but have run into a problem. f(t) = r(t) : x = a cos(ωt) y = b sin(ωt) z = k t The angular frequency ω as well as the distance from to the center varies around the orbit. Is...- Tegewaldt
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- Angular frequency Ellipse Function Modelling Orbit Parametric Parametric form Space
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics
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Finding normal and tangential acceleration
Homework Statement A point moves along the curve y = x3 + x such that the vertical component of velocity is always 3. Find the tangential and normal components of acceleration at the point P(2,10). Homework Equations Tangential Acceleration - aT(t) = v(t) ⋅ a(t)/ magnitude of velocity vector...- Inveritatem
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- Acceleration Normal Parametric form Physics Tangential acceleration
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Finding a parametric form and calculating line integrals.
Homework Statement Let C be the straight line from the point r =^i to the point r = 2j - k Find a parametric form for C. And calculate the line integrals ∫cV*dr and ∫c*v x dr where v = xi-yk. and is a vector field Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution For parametric form (1-t)i + (2*t)j...- YogiBear
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- Form Integrals Line Line integrals Parametric Parametric form
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Finding the distance between two parametric lines
1. Write down the equation for the line in 3D through the point a=(1,2,4), parallel to the line r=(1,-5,0)+λ(1,2,2). Then, find the distance between these lines. 2. 3. Lets say, b= (1,2,2). b is parallel to given line, so it must also be parallel to the new line. My guess is that the equation...- mnmakrets
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- Lines Parametric Parametric form
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Explicit form to parametric form
Hi there, I have the plane in an explicit form: 12x + 2y – 20z = -56 How do I make it in parametric form? Thanks in advance- ydan87
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- Explicit Form Parametric Parametric form
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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How Do You Convert Equations Into Vector and Parametric Forms?
Homework Statement I have three questions regarding vectors in parametric/circle form. I understand that there is a starting point and a direction vector, but I just can't seem to get my head around this :confused: Homework Equations 1. Rewrite y=3x-1 in vector form. 2. Rewrite...- paperdoll
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- Form Parametric Parametric form Vector
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Finding a point where a line in parametric form meets a plane
Homework Statement Here is the problem: x=y-1=2z and the equation of the plane is 4x-y+3z=8 Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Ya so i got the normal line to be <1,1,-1/2> but i do not know where to go from here? help please?- jcfor3ver
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- Form Line Parametric Parametric form Plane Point
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Finding the parametric form of a tangent line vectors
Homework Statement Find the parametric form for the tangent line to the graph of y=2x2−5x+3 at x=2 is Homework Equations I have no clue! The Attempt at a Solution I found the tangent line to be y=3x-5 I know that the answer has to be in the form... <x0,y0>+t<x1-x0,y1-y0> I...- Wm_Davies
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- Form Line Parametric Parametric form Tangent Tangent line Vectors
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Equation of a plane given point and line in parametric form
Homework Statement Find the equation of the plane that contains P=(-1,0,1) and r(t)=<3t,t,8> Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution n * <r-r0>=0 n * <t+2, 2t, 3t> = 0 I distributed the n, adding the terms and obtained: 1/t = -2n(n+2n+3n) Clearly, I've done...- musicmar
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- Form Line Parametric Parametric form Plane Point
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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What is the Limit of (a^t + b^t)/2^(1/t) as t approaches infinity?
Homework Statement Calculate lim{t-> + \infty} ( \frac{a^t + b^t)}{2}) ^ {1/t} Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution lim _{t-> + \infty} ( \frac{a^t + b^t)}{2}) ^ {1/t} = lim_{t-> + \infty} ( a^t ( \frac{1 + b^t/a^t)}{2}) ^ {1/t} = lim_{t-> + \infty} ( a ( \frac{1 +...- talolard
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- Form Limit Parametric Parametric form
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Linear Algebra (Parametric Form)
Homework Statement L1 : x = (0, 1, 2) + s(1, 0, 2) L2 : x = (4, 2, c) + t(−2, 0, d) If c = 5 & d = 0, find the point P on L1 and Q on L2 so that the distance between P & Q is the smallest possible. Homework Equations the point of intersection? The Attempt at a Solution...- tweety24
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- Algebra Form Linear Linear algebra Parametric form
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Second derivative from parametric form
If x and y are defined in terms of a third vatiable say t , then to find d2y/dx2 , we cannot find d2y/dt2 and d2x/dt2 and divide them to get d2y/dx2 , i am unable to fingure out the reason for this !- vikcool812
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- Derivative Form Parametric Parametric form Second derivative
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- Forum: Calculus
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How Does Parametric Form Differ from Standard Graph Representation?
How is the parametric form of the graph of an equation different from its standard graph and what the dots in the parametric form of a graph represent.- rahul77
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- Form Graph Parametric Parametric form
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- Forum: General Math
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What are the Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors of a Matrix?
Homework Statement Let: a matrix be: -5 -0.5 -0 -8 Find an invertible P and a diagonal D such that PDP(inverse) Homework Equations DET( (I)Lamda-A))= 0 for Eigenvalues The Attempt at a Solution when y=0 at the end matrix for finding the...- Jocey13
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- Form Parametric Parametric form
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Converting from Cartesian to Parametric form
[SOLVED] Converting from Cartesian to Parametric form Homework Statement Find a parametric vector equation of for the plane in R^3 having cartesian equation 4y + 5z = - 6 Homework Equations None The Attempt at a Solution What I did was, first I turned the equation into 4x +...- JFonseka
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- Cartesian Form Parametric Parametric form
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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How Do You Convert Parametric Equations to Algebraic Form?
X1 T = 10T Y1 T = 100 + (.5 * -9.8T^2) X2 T = 100 - 12.3 T X2 T = 0 How do I put this into algebraic form? it seems easy but I just can't get it. Do you simply add the X and Y components? If so what do x and y each stand for?? Does it have something to do with sine and cosine? =/- Burr2
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- Form Parametric Parametric form
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Changing from parametric form to algebraic form
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.- Burr2
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- Form Parametric Parametric form
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Reduced a big matrix, now the parametric form is not right, :\
Hello everyone I did the following problem: Click http://img220.imageshack.us/img220/8486/untitled1copy4oq.jpg to view the problem and my answer. The row reduced form is: 1 5 0 0 -7 6 -7 0 0 1 0 -1 1 -1 0 0 0 1 - 2 -4 8 Any help would be great- mr_coffee
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- Form Matrix Parametric Parametric form
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help