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Smooth Curve - Three Dimensional Space
A smooth curve is a curve for which →r' (t) is continuous and →r' (t) ≠ 0 for any t except probably at the endpoints. A helix is a smooth curve, for instance.
At last, there is requirement of discuss integrals of vector functions. By using both limits and derivatives like a guide it shouldn't be too surprising that we as well comprise the following for integration for indefinite integrals
∫ r→ (t) = {∫ f (t)dt, ∫g (t)dt, ∫ h(t) dt} + c→
∫ r→ (t) = ∫ f (t)dt i→ + ∫g (t)dt j→ + ∫ h(t) dt} k→ + c→
and the following for definite integrals.
∫ba r→ (t) dt = {∫ba f (t) dt, ∫ba g (t) dt, ∫ba h(t) dt}
∫ba r→ (t) dt = ∫ba f (t) dt i→ + ∫ba g (t) dt j→ + ∫ba h(t) dt k→
Along with the indefinite integrals we put in a constant of integration to ensure that it was clear that the constant in this case requires being a vector in place of a regular constant.
The temperature at the point (x, y) on a metal plate is given by the function f(x, y) = x 3 + 4xy + y 2 where f is in degrees Fahrenheit and x and y are in inches, with the origin
1. Sketch the Spiral of Archimedes: r= aθ (a>0) ? 2: Sketch the hyperbolic Spiral: rθ = a (a>0) ? 3: Sketch the equiangular spiral: r=ae θ (a>0) ?
what is the value of zero to the power raised to zero?
a) The distance d that can be seen from horizon to horizon from an airplane varies directly as the square root of the altitude h of the airplane. If d = 213 km for h = 3950
200 + 406578
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1/2+1/2
Any point on parabola, (k 2 ,k) Perpendicular distance formula: D=(k-k 2 -1)/2 1/2 Differentiating and putting =0 1-2k=0 k=1/2 Therefore the point is (1/4, 1/2) D=3/(32 1/2
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The sum of two integers is 36, and the difference is 6. What is the smaller of the two numbers? Let x = the ?rst integer and let y = the second integer. The equation for the su
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