I'm not sure if you're able to open that link, since I think it would help with your question. Essentially, I believe it's saying that the new limits are derived from putting the original limits into the x = f(t) equation.
Original post by toxicgamage56
I'm not sure if you're able to open that link, since I think it would help with your question. Essentially, I believe it's saying that the new limits are derived from putting the original limits into the x = f(t) equation.
Ohhh that makes sense thanks for that attachment 👍🏼
Original post by Har6547
Ohhh that makes sense thanks for that attachment 👍🏼
No problem
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