X = 3E ^ (- t), y = 2E ^ t, find the second derivative of the parametric equation
dx=3e^(-t)*(-1)=-3e^(-t)dt
dy=2e^tdt
So dy / DX = (- 3 / 2) * e ^ (- 2t)
So y "= D & # 178; Y / DX & # 178; = (- 3 / 2) * e ^ (- 2t) * - 2) = 3E ^ (- 2t)
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