Use the ezplot to graph the following parametric funtions

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Use the ezplot to graph the following parametric funtions:

(a) f1(t) = x =sin (t)

f2(t) = y =cos (t)

(b) f1(t) = x =sin (t)

f2(t) = y =3 cos (t)

f2(t) = y = cos (3t)

(d) f1(t) = x = 10sin (t) from t = 0 to 30

f2(t) =y = t cos (t) From t = 0 to 30

(e) f1(t) = x = t sin (t) from t = 0 to 30

f2(t) = y = t cos(t) from t = 0 to 30

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