Eliminate the parameter for the following set of parametric equations: x= t + 6 y= 3t – 1

Solution : Option A

Step-by-step explanation:

What we want to do here is eliminate the parameter t. In order to do that, we can isolate t in our first equation x = t + 6 ( 1 ) and then plug that value for t in the second equation y = 3t - 1. Our solution will be an equation that is not present with t.

( 1 ) x = t + 6, t = x - 6

( 2 ) y = 3( x - 6 ) - 1 ( Distribute the " 3 " in 3( x - 6 ) )

y = 3x - 18 - 1 ( Combine like terms )

y = 3x - 19

As you can see our result will be option a, y = 3x - 19.

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