Since we just covered polar equations, let's go over one other way we can graph functions. Parametric equations are actually a set of equations whereby two variables like x and y both depend on the same variable, usually time, and therefore each rectangular coordinate is determined by its own separate equation. We see this a lot with projectile motion in physics, and other such applications, so let's make sure we have the basics down.
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