Answer to Question #175747 in Calculus for Shahir Sheikh

Question #175747

Eliminate the parameter to write y as a function of x:

x = √t

y = 2t - 3

Expert's answer

Solution.

"x=\\sqrt{t} \\\\\n y=2t-3."

"t=x^2," then "y=2t-3=2x^2-3."

Answer. "y=2x^2-3."

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