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Q. 21

Page 898

r(t)=etsint,etcost,et

Q. 22

Page 889

Find the arc length of the curves defined by the vector-valued functions on the specified intervals in Exercises 22鈥27.

r(t)=3t-4,-2t+5,t+3,[1,5]

Q. 22

Page 872

In Exercises 21鈥23 you are given a vector function rand a scalar function t=f(). Computedrdin the following two ways:

(a) By using the chain rule drd=drdtdtd.

(b) By substituting t=f()into the formula for r. Ensure that your two answers are consistent.

Q. 22

Page 880

For each of the vector-valued functions, find the unit tangent vector .

r(t)=(t,t2)

Q. 22

Page 860

Given a vector-valued function r(t) with domain , what is the relationship between the graph of r(t) and the graph of kr(t), where k > 1 is a scalar?

Q. 23

Page 889

Find the arc length of the curves defined by the vector-valued functions on the specified intervals in Exercises 22鈥27.

r(t)=3cos4t,3sin4t,0,2

Q. 23

Page 901

Principal unit normal vectors: Find the principal unit normal vector for the given function at the specified value of t.

r(t)=(t,2tsint,2tcost),t=

Q. 23

Page 872

In Exercises 21鈥23 you are given a vector function rand a scalar function t=f(). Compute drdin the following two ways:

(a) By using the chain rule drd=drdtdtd.

(b) By substituting t=f()into the formula for r. Ensure that your two answers are consistent.

Q. 23

Page 880

For each of the vector-valued functions, find the unit tangent vector.

r(t2)=(t2+5,5t,4t3)

Q. 23

Page 860

Given a vector-valued function r(t) with domain ,what is the relationship between the graph of r(t) and the graph of r(kt), where k > 1 is a scalar?

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