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Eliminate the parameter. x = t^2 + 2, y = t^2 - 4
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Eliminate the parameter.
x = t^2 + 2, y = t^2 - 4
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x = t^2 + 2
x - 2= t^2
Substitute t^2
y = t^2 - 4
y = x - 2 - 4 = x - 6
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