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The Motion Of A Point On A Bicycle Wheel Is Described By the parametric equations below. A and B are positive constants. Time is measured in seconds and distance in meters (its a big wheel). x(t) = At + cos(2t) y(t) = B−sin(2t)a. How long does it take for the wheel to make one revolution?
B. Use the fact that the y coordinate is zero when it is at the bottom of the wheel to find the constant B.
In a, I guessed some number, it ended up being wrong answer.
In b, i plugged in 0 = b - sin2t
But idk how you get t, if I got a) wrong.
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