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  • You have parametric equations in t. To find the cartesian equation you need to eliminate the t. One way you can do that is to solve for t in the first equation and substitue in the second. Note that if t<0 then x must be less than -1. When you have your cartesian equation, look out for poles (when the denominator goes to zero) and roots (when the equation goes to zero). In this case the answer is a hyperbola but in other cases you sometimes have to differentiate the equation and solve to find the turning points of the graph.

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