At what values of t does the curve x = t - sin t, y = 1 - cos t have (a) a horizontal tangent, (b) a vertical tangent, and (c) no tangent?
A) (a) t = 2k$\pi$, k is an integer; (b) t = (2k + 1)$\pi$; (c) nowhere
B) (a) t = k$\pi$, k is an integer; (b) nowhere; (c) nowhere
C) (a) t = (2k + 1)$\pi$, k is an integer; (b) t = 2k$\pi$, k is an integer; (c) nowhere
D) (a) t = (2k + 1)$\pi$, k is an integer; (b) nowhere; (c) t = 2k$\pi$, k is an integer
E) (a) t = k$\pi$, k is an integer; (b) t = 2k$\pi$, k is an integer; (c) nowhere

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The Answer of At what values of t does the curve x = t - sin t, y = 1 - cos t have (a) a horizontal tangent, (b) a vertical tangent, and (c) no tangent?
A) (a) t = 2k$\pi$, k is an integer; (b) t = (2k + 1)$\pi$; (c) nowhere
B) (a) t = k$\pi$, k is an integer; (b) nowhere; (c) nowhere
C) (a) t = (2k + 1)$\pi$, k is an integer; (b) t = 2k$\pi$, k is an integer; (c) nowhere
D) (a) t = (2k + 1)$\pi$, k is an integer; (b) nowhere; (c) t = 2k$\pi$, k is an integer
E) (a) t = k$\pi$, k is an integer; (b) t = 2k$\pi$, k is an integer; (c) nowhere

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