
Eliminate θ from following equalities.
x^2+y^2=16cos^2(θ)=[(16x^2)sin^2(θ)]/y^2
which is same as saying x^2+y^2=16cos^2(θ),,,,,and x^2+y^2=[(16x^2)sin^2(θ)]/y^2
y≠0
Answer is in form f(x,y)=0. That is a curve in xy plane.
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Dayv O. answered 10/15/22
Caring Super Enthusiastic Knowledgeable Trigonometry Tutor
(x-2)2+y2-4=0
is universe of points (y≠0) satisifying equalities

Mark M. answered 10/14/22
Mathematics Teacher - NCLB Highly Qualified
Start with
cos2 θ = x2 / r2
sin2 θ = y2 / r2
x2 + y2 = r2
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Mark M.
Separate the two equations and repost.10/14/22