👉 In mathematics, a parameterized curve is a function that takes in one or more input parameters and outputs an equation of the form: ``` y = f(x) ``` where `x` is the independent variable, and `f(x)` represents the relationship between the dependent variable (the output) and the independent variable. This notation was introduced by Karl Friedrich Gauss to describe how a curve can be parameterized for different values of its input parameters. For example, consider the function: ```

parameterizes