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Write the curve described by the parametric equations x=5-cost and y=2+2sint in rectangular form. a. -(x-5)^2+(7-2/2)^2=1
b. (x-5)^2-(y-2/2)^2=1
c. -(x-5)^2-(y-2/2)^2=1
d. (x-5)^2+(y-2/2)^2=1

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