c) Solution will be presented on the day you have to submit the answer.
d) Similar problems might be there in your books. These look to be one of the simpler set of equations.
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1) since no one answered I'd take it that no one can
2) nobody in my class could cuz I study physics, and my classmates aren't much into math
3)it's not a question for class, so I don't need to submit it, it's a project I'm working on and I need mathematical help that's why I wrote the question in the first place
4)no there aren't similar ones in my books cuz we don't need second order equations usually... and my books are mainly about physics
and I'd appreciate it if u could help me, if not plz don't comment
If you take the negative sqrt, a solution is x = a*cos(t), y = a*sin(t) (as you can easily check). This is the parametric equation of a circle, radius a.
I can't find a solution for the positive sqrt, but maybe somebody else can.
Cheers........Codey
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