How Do Different t Values Affect a Bezier Curve?

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I am working on an investigation about bezier curve. Given 4 points (starting point, ending point and two different control points). 0.2 was my given t value. One of the tasks was using different value of a parameter t such as 0.3, 0.5, 0.75 and 0.9. I was asked to explain the anomalies and the significance of those value of t. But I don't quite know how to explain and what I really should be looking for, can anyone please give me some suggestions?

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After finding different points of P, I connected them and formed a curve. I reckon the curve is the resultant curve.
 
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Hi! If you haven't looked yet, this Wikipedia article section is a lot of help.

As for your questions, could you perhaps provide a little more information?
 
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