Find Tangent to Parametric Curve x=t^4+1, y=t^3+t | Calculus 2 Exercises @WrathofMath

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We find the equation of a line tangent to the parametric curve x=t^4+1, y=t^3+t at the point where t=1. To do this we must evaluate the parametric equations at t=1 then differentiate them and look at their ratio to see how y changes with respect to x. #calculus2

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