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Parametrizáció refers to the process of describing a geometric object, such as a curve or surface, using a set of parameters. Instead of defining the object's points directly in Cartesian coordinates, a parametrization expresses these coordinates as functions of one or more independent variables, called parameters. For a curve in two dimensions, for example, its x and y coordinates might be expressed as functions of a single parameter, often denoted by 't'. As 't' varies over a certain range, the point (x(t), y(t)) traces out the curve.

This method is widely used in mathematics, physics, and computer graphics. In calculus, parametrization is essential for calculating arc lengths, surface areas, and line integrals. It allows for a more flexible and often simpler way to represent complex shapes. For instance, a circle can be parametrized using trigonometric functions, where x = r cos(t) and y = r sin(t), with 't' ranging from 0 to 2π. Surfaces are parametrized similarly but typically involve two parameters. The concept of parametrization is fundamental to understanding and manipulating geometric entities in various fields.