Chapter 9: Q.56 (page 721)
Use the result of Exercise 54 to find parametric equations for the line segments connecting the given pairs of points in the direction indicated.
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Therefore, the parametric equations are
Chapter 9: Q.56 (page 721)
Use the result of Exercise 54 to find parametric equations for the line segments connecting the given pairs of points in the direction indicated.
From
Therefore, the parametric equations are
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