Ellie C.

asked • 02/10/23

Second derivative of parametric equation

Hi! I need help with the following problem:

A particle moves in a plane according to the parametric equations x(t) = 1 + 3costy(t) = 3sin2t. Find d squared y over dx squared in terms of t.

Answer choices:

 4 times sin of 2t divided by sin of t 4 times sin of 2t divided by cos of t quantity 2 cos t times cos 2t minus 8 sin squared t times cos t close quantity divided by 3 sin cubed of t quantity 4 sin t times sin 2 t plus 2 cos t times cos 2t close quantity divided by negative 3 sin cubed of t

I got an answer; however, I am unsure how to simplify it to get one of the answer choices. Please help. Thank you!

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