I know arccos is the opposite of cos, in the way multiplication is the opposite of division,
$$ x=3 \cos^3(t),\, y=3 \sin^3(t) $$
but I am unsure how to rearrange the equation in terms of $t$, as I do not know how to handle $\cos^3$.
I know arccos is the opposite of cos, in the way multiplication is the opposite of division,
$$ x=3 \cos^3(t),\, y=3 \sin^3(t) $$
but I am unsure how to rearrange the equation in terms of $t$, as I do not know how to handle $\cos^3$.
$$\begin{array}{rcl} 3\cos^3(t) &=& x\\ \cos^3(t) &=& \dfrac x3\\ \cos(t) &=& \sqrt[3]{\dfrac x3}\\ t &=& \arccos\sqrt[3]{\dfrac x3}\\ \end{array}$$