It takes you 4 seconds to walk to a spot that is 10m East and 6m north of your favorite tree. Suppose you walk back directly along the same path taken with t representing your new starting point (where you originally ended), what would be the change in the parametric equations for both routes taken and if you had to change each to Cartesian equations, would they change or stay the same? Explain

It takes you 4 seconds to walk to a spot that is 10m East and 6m north of your favorite tree. Suppose you walk back directly along the same path taken with t representing your new starting point (where you originally ended), what would be the change in the parametric equations for both routes taken and if you had to change each to Cartesian equations, would they change or stay the same? Explain

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