x_2 = 3 + (-t)' \newline y_2 = (-t)' + 1 \newline \newline ? Find equation for the tangent line at t=0 \newline Write the equation of tangent line in two forms. \newline (1) Slope intercept \newline (2) Using parametric equation
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Plug in t = 0 into the parametric equations: x_(2) = 3 + (-0)^1 = 3 y_(2) = (-0)^1 + 1 = 1 So, the point on the curve at t = 0 is (3, 1). Show more…
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