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msp
·2009-05-05 18:54:50
tanT=Y/X+a
find cosT and then substitute in eqn 1 u will get Y in terms of X only and draw the graph.
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rickde
·2009-05-05 11:51:01
see the eq u gave cannot be brought in terms of x-y just like that.
plot x-t and y-t and then by observing the two graphs plot x-y
that is, take some t and then find the corresponding approximate values of x and y from the graphs and then plot them on the x-y graph
the graph will be very crude but its the only way i can see....
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palani ...............
·2009-05-05 09:40:33
bhaiya
at post #3
how 2 solve d equation
i am not able 2 solve tats y i asked
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Lokesh Verma
·2009-05-05 06:51:42
There is one more method I think
that is like this
take a value of the parameter.. find x and y correspondingly
then plot that point
of course this does not help a lot but see that thsi sometimes is a good way
also based on t find the range of x and y that gives you the idea of where the graph will lie in!
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msp
·2009-05-05 06:19:26
x=F(T)
y=G(T)
eliminate T in the two eqn. and then draw the graph using calculus.
for example
x=at2
y=2at
t=y/2a;
4ax=y2;
which is a parabola u know.
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Bhaskar Mukherjee
·2009-05-05 05:56:35
try to eliminate 't' &find an equation based on x & y only......dont tell me to do the calculation...... or else.......
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Akand
·2009-05-05 05:12:32
how about......................eliminate t....find an eqn only in x and y.........
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rickde
·2009-05-05 02:27:00
plot 3-4 approx. points to get a rough sketch
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rickde
·2009-05-05 02:26:02
pata hai usliye plotter use karne ko kaha
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ANKIT MAHATO
·2009-05-05 02:22:48
rickde .. tera method aasaan nahi hai !
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rickde
·2009-05-05 02:20:14
u cannot plot it without plotter
or do like this
plot separate X-T and Y-T graph
then in the X-Y graph, plot the points for every t