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find the equation of the osculating plane at t=pi/4 on the curve: r(t)=cos(2t)i+sin(2t)j+tk

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the osculating plane contains the tangent and the principal normal.
What does your vector analysis text say about this? What do you get?
(r-r_₀)•TxN = 0

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