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  1. hello again..i have another question...it says sketch the curve <3cost,t,2sint> i know the parametric equations are x=3cost y=t
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    2. Kim asked by Kim
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  2. find dy/dx and (d^2)y/(d^2)x for x=2sint y=3cost 0<1<2pi
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    2. sarah asked by sarah
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  3. how do you find the curvature k(t) of the curve r(t)=(-2sint)i+(-2sint)j+(-4cost)k?
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    2. alice asked by alice
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  4. x=2sinty=-3cost 0<[smaller and equal to] t <[larger and equal to] pie find a cartesian equation for the parametrized curve what
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    2. ee asked by ee
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  5. (a) Graph the parameterized curve described by x = 2sint, y = -3cost, 0<= t <= pi. Indicate the direction in which the curve is
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    2. Kevin asked by Kevin
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  6. ∫[0,π] √(2+2sint) dt=> Is this equal to 4?
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    2. Jackie asked by Jackie
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  7. Find T, N, B, k, aT, aN for the motionR(t) = 3cost i + 4t j + 3sint k
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    2. Anonymous asked by Anonymous
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  8. Find T(t), N(t) and B(t) for given vector function, r(t)=<3sint,4t,3cost>
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    2. Bill asked by Bill
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  9. Use a graphing calculator to solve the equation -3cost=1 in the interval from.0<theta<2pi Round to the nearest hundredth.
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    2. Steve asked by Steve
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  10. Suppose you start at the point (0,0,3) and move five units along the curve x=3sint, y=4t, z=3cost in the position direction.
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    2. Tads asked by Tads
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