x=a sin theta, y=b cos theta, where a, b...

`x=a sin theta, y=b cos theta`, where a, b and c are perpendicular, base and hypotenuse of a triangle respectively, and `theta` is the angle between hypotenuse and base. Find the relation between `x` and `y`.

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