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Cartesian equation of x=e^t, y=e^(3t) +1
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The Cartesian equation of the given parametric equations can be found as follows:

Substitute x=e^t and y=e^(3t) +1 into the equation y = f(x):

y = f(x)
e^(3t) +1 = f(e^t)

Solve for t in terms of x:

x = e^t
t = ln(x)

Substitute ln(x) into the equation for y:

y = f(e^t)
y = e^(3t) +1
y = e^(3ln(x)) +1
y = x^3 +1

Therefore, the Cartesian equation of x=e^t, y=e^(3t) +1 is y = x^3 +1.
2 years ago

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