Question 6 15 pts 11 12 1 10 2 S 3 -17 cm 8 4 7 6 5 25 cm 26 cm A computer game company needs a clock to be integrated into a game scene. You have been hired to create a working clock mathematically with the shown radius (based on the second hand). The tip of the second hand's distances x cm and y cm from the left side of the shown box and the bottom of the box, respectively, depend on the number of seconds, t, since the second hand was pointing straight up. The second hand on the clock must turn with a period of 60 seconds and turn, of course, in the clockwise direction. x (t) = 25 + 17 [A] A= B [ Select ] B = [ Select ] V y (t) = 26 + 17 [C] C = D [ Select ] D = [ Select ]Question 6 15 pts 11 12 1 10 2 9 3 17 cm 8 A 7 6 5 25 cm 26 cm A computer game company needs a clock to be integrated into a game scene. You have been hired to create a working clock mathematically with the shown radius (based on the second hand). The tip of the second hand's distances x cm and y cm from the left side of the shown box and the bottom of the box, respectively, depend on the number of seconds, t, since the second hand was pointing straight up. The second hand on the clock must turn with a period of 60 seconds and turn, of course, in the clockwise direction. I' (t) = 25 + 17 [A] A = B [ Select ] B = sin COS y (t) = 26 + 17 [C] C = D [ Select ] D = [ Select ] VQuestion 6 15 pts A computer game company:r needs a clock to be integrated into a game scene. You have been hired to create a working clock mathematically.r with the shown radius [based on the second hand}. The tip of the second hand's distances .1: cm and 1.! cm from the left side of the shown bola.r and the bottom of the box, respectively, depend on the number of seconds, t. since the second hand was pointing straight up. The second hand on the clock must turn with a period of so seconds and tum, of course. in the clockwise direction. s;[t) =25+1T[A] (t) A: [Select] V E = '4' L Select ] ESE] .. F _. .d o [ Select ] v Question 6 15 pts A computer game companyr needs a clock to be integrated into a game scene. You have been hired to create a working clock mathematically with the shown radius [based on the second hand}. The tip of the second hand's distances 1 cm and 1: cm from the left side of the shown box and the bottom of the box, respectively, depend on the number of seconds, t. since the second hand was pointing straight up. The second hand on the clock must turn with a period of so seconds and tum, of course. in the clockwise direction. :1: e) = 25 + 17M] (t) A= [Select] V E = [ Select ] v ye) =26+1'r[0] (t) .5: Question 6 15 pts 11 12 1 10 2 S 3 -17 cm 8 4 7 6 5 25 cm 26 cm A computer game company needs a clock to be integrated into a game scene. You have been hired to create a working clock mathematically with the shown radius (based on the second hand). The tip of the second hand's distances x cm and y cm from the left side of the shown box and the bottom of the box, respectively, depend on the number of seconds, t, since the second hand was pointing straight up. The second hand on the clock must turn with a period of 60 seconds and turn, of course, in the clockwise direction. T x (t) = 25 + 17 [A] A= B [ Select ] B = [ Select ] v y (t) = 26 + 17 [C] t C = [D] [ Select ] D = [ Select ] 15 60 30 25Question 5 15 pts Eliminate the parameter on t to write the parametric function as a Cartesian equation in y = form. x (t ) = et+1 y (t) = e-2t - 3 WORK DOES NOT NEED TO BE SHOWN. To write the equation, select the "Insert" drop-down option in the menu below and use "a Equation" to type your answer when you need to incorporate symbols, equations, or other math expressions. Edit View Insert Format Tools Table 12pt Paragraph