Find a rectangular equation for the parametric equations given by x = 2 + 2cos(t), y = 1 + sin(t).
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From x = 2 + 2cos(t), we have cos(t) = (x-2)/2. From y = 1 + sin(t), we have sin(t) = y-1. Show more…
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