Chapter 11: Q. 19 (page 901)
Principal unit normal vectors: Find the principal unit normal vector for the given function at the specified value of t.
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Ans: Thus the principal unit normal vector of at is
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Chapter 11: Q. 19 (page 901)
Principal unit normal vectors: Find the principal unit normal vector for the given function at the specified value of t.
Ans: Thus the principal unit normal vector of at is
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(This is Theorem 11.11 (d).)Find parametric equations for each of the vector-valued functions in Exercises 26–34, and sketch the graphs of the functions, indicating the direction for increasing values of t.
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