First you find dy/dx by doing doing implicit differentiation.
To find the slope at a t-value, you plug in that t-value into dy/dx.
But wait a minute, dy/dx will be in terms of x, so you can NOT plug in a value for t.
Problem can not be done.
Avery Z.
asked 10/22/191) Calculate the slope of the tangent line at any value of t.
2) Find the tangent line at t= (1/2)(Pi).
First you find dy/dx by doing doing implicit differentiation.
To find the slope at a t-value, you plug in that t-value into dy/dx.
But wait a minute, dy/dx will be in terms of x, so you can NOT plug in a value for t.
Problem can not be done.
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