Answer to Question #117436 in Calculus for Olivia

Question #117436

Parameterize f(x) = sin(2x) from x=−π to x=π.

Expert's answer

Assume that y=sin(2x)

let x=t

then we get y=sin(2t), t=−π to t=π.

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