ACJC Tutorial Q2

ACJC Tutorial Q2

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A curve is given by the parametric equations \(x={{t}^{2}}-3,\,\,y=t({{t}^{2}}-3)\).

  1. Find the Cartesian equation.
  2. Prove that the curve is symmetrical about the \(x\)-axis.
  3. Show that there are no points on the curve for which \(x < -3\).

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Answer:(a) y² = x²(x+3); (b) symmetrical about x-axis; (c) no points when x < -3

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