Yes, you assume correctly. The equation I have is a parametric one concerning question #1 (i.e. x=2*t^2+3, y=t^4) I assume I can still use the advice you recommended defining as a function. Pardon me for leaving out the additional information and typing "pi" vice "Pi" in question #2. Thanks for the assistance. Regards, Gino

Yes, you assume correctly. The equation I have is a parametric one concerning question #1 (i.e. x=2*t^2+3, y=t^4) I assume I can still use the advice you recommended defining as a function. Pardon me for leaving out the additional information and typing "pi" vice "Pi" in question #2. Thanks for the assistance. Regards, Gino

Thank you for the help. I was able to get it working. Gino

Thank you for the help. I was able to get it working. Gino

Thank you. Gino

Thank you. Gino

Appreciate your assistance on this problem. I am stuck with inputing the information into Maple. I am not totally familiar with Maple and inserted the equation you listed, but I keep experiencing errors and it doesn't work correctly. Any suggestions? Regards, Gino

Appreciate your assistance on this problem. I am stuck with inputing the information into Maple. I am not totally familiar with Maple and inserted the equation you listed, but I keep experiencing errors and it doesn't work correctly. Any suggestions? Regards, Gino