
To find: The motion of the particle with the position

Answer to Problem 19E
The curve represents the parametric equations traced by the particle that moves three times clockwise around the eclipse and start at the point
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The value of
The value of the range is,
Calculation:
Consider the given interval,
Consider the given expressions,
The variation in the variable
Table 1
The required graph is shown in Figure 1
Figure 1
From the given equation
From the given equation
Then,
The above equation is for the eclipse that is centredat
The above equation ranges from
Thus, the curve represents the parametric equations traced by the particle that moves three times clockwise around the eclipse and start at the point
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