How do you convert <mstyle displaystyle="true"> ( y = 2

Holetaug

Holetaug

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2022-07-03

How do you convert ( y = 2 + x ) to parametric equation?

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lywiau63

lywiau63

Beginner2022-07-04Added 13 answers

Step 1
The general line equation in 2 is
l a x + b y + c = 0
this equation can be arranged as
l n , p - p 0 = 0 where
n = { a , b } a line generic point, and p 0 = { x 0 , y 0 } a line given point.
The determination of p 0 is straightforward, comparing
a x + b y + c = 0 with
a ( x - x 0 ) + b ( y - y 0 ) = 0 concluding
- a x 0 - b y 0 = c
then supposing that b 0 and fixing x 0 = 0 we get y 0 = - c b wo
p 0 = { 0 , - c b }
Now, the parametric representation.
We have a line point which is p 0 and an orthogonal vector n to the line direction. We need a vector v in the line direction, so choosing v such that v > 0 and n , v = 0 . Choosing v = { b , - a } then n , v = b a - a b = 0 .
Finally, the parametric line equation is
l p = p 0 + λ v
Step 2
In the present case
l - x + y - 2 = 0
p 0 = { 0 , - c b } = { 0 , - ( - 2 1 ) }
n = { - 1 , 1 } v = { 1 , 1 }
then l { x = 0 + λ y = 2 + λ

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