Answer to Question #301858 in Calculus for kazi

Question #301858

Given: x = 1 - cost and y = 1 - sint. Find y’.

Expert's answer

It follows that

"y'_x=\\frac{y'_t}{x'_t}=\\frac{-\\cos t}{\\sin t}=-\\cot t."

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