Find Area with Theorem of Green - center - radius

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The area enclosed by the parametric equations x(t) = 6cos(t) - cos(6t) and y(t) = 6sin(t) - sin(6t) over the interval 0 ≤ t ≤ 2π is calculated using Green's Theorem, yielding an area of 42π cm². The center of the shape formed by these equations is definitively located at the origin (0,0), as both components represent curves centered at this point. The integral used to derive the area is expressed as 1/2 ∫ from 0 to 2π of [(x)dy - (y)dx] dt.

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Homework Statement


x(t) = 6cos(t)−cos(6t) y(t) = 6sin(t)−sin(6t) 0 <= t <= 2*pi
I need to find the area cm2 with Th Green.

I need to find the radius and the center coordinate

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The Attempt at a Solution


$ = integral
1/2* ( 2*pi$0 ((x)dy - (y)dx) dt )

1/2 (2*pi$0 ((6cos(t)−cos(6t)*6cos(t)−6cos(6t) - (6sin(t)−sin(6t)*6sin(t)−6*sin(6t)) dt)

= 42*pi

How do I find the center? is it (0,0)?
 
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The center should be (0,0). This can be shown rather clearly by saying that
##x_1(t)=6 \cos (t)\quad y_1(t) =6\sin(t)## is a circle centered at (0,0),
and so is ##x_2(t)=\cos (6t)\quad y_2(t) =\sin(6t)##.

I am finding it difficult to read your work. Please work with Tex if you can.
If I can read it, it should say:
## \text{Area} = \frac12 \int_0^{2\pi} \left( 6 \cos (t)-\cos (6t) \right) \left( 6 \cos (t)-6\cos (6t) \right) - \left( 6\sin(t)-\sin(6t) \right) \left( - 6\sin(t) + 6\sin(6t) \right) \, dt ##
Which gives 42pi.
 

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