
Joy C.
asked 11/04/20calculus parametric curves *need help asap please!
Find for the curve given by x = 2 cosΘ and y = sin θ. (4 points)
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1 Expert Answer
Tom K. answered 11/05/20
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dy/dx = dy/dθ/(dx/dθ) = cosθ/(-2 sin θ) = (-x/2)/2y = -x/4y
Then, d2y/dx2 = (-4y + 4xy')/16y2 = (-4y + 4x(-x/4y))/16y2 = (-4y - x^2/y)/16y2 =
(-4y^2 - x^2)/y/(16y^2) = , substituting for x and y in the numerator,
(-4 sin^2θ - 4 cos^2θ)/(16y^3) = -4/(16y^3) = -1/(4y^3) =-1/(4 sin^3θ) = -1/4 csc3 θ
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