We are to show that the given parametric curve is a circle.
The trajectory of a circle with a radius r will satisfy the following relationship:

(with (x_c,y_c) being the center point)
We are given the x and y in a parametric form which can be further rewritten (using properties of sin/cos):

Squaring and adding both gives:

The last expression shows that the given parametric curve is a circle with the center (0,0) and radius A.