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x=tcost & y=t+sint then find

  1. find an equation to the curve at the point corresponding to the given value of the parameter.x = tcost y = tsint when t = π i
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    2. Hanky asked by Hanky
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  2. x=tcost & y=t+sint then find dx2/d2y
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    2. rohit singh asked by rohit singh
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  3. find the curvature of vector function r(t)= <t^2,sint-tcost,cost+tsint>
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    2. Bill asked by Bill
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  4. Could someone please check my work on the following problems? I want to be sure that I'm doing them correctly; i'm just required
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    2. Joesph asked by Joesph
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  5. Can somebody explain how the derivative of (cost-sint)i and (cost+sint)j equal -2sinti and 2costj. Should it be (-sint-cost)i
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    2. Anonymous asked by Anonymous
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  6. Q.NO.4: Find the arc length of the graph of r(t).r(t)=(t^2)i +(cost + t sint)j +(sint- t cost)k , 0≤t≤π
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    2. akash asked by akash
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  7. If sin T = 1/2, then the value of sinT ( sinT - cosecT ) is
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    2. alex asked by alex
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  8. find cos (x/2) when sint =12/13
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    2. Raquel asked by Raquel
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  9. Find dy/dxx=te^t y=t+sint
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    2. Anonymous asked by Anonymous
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  10. Find lim t -->0 ( (tant/t) i - (3t/sint)j + (cos t + (t^2)/2 - 1) / t^2 ) k
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    2. Ken asked by Ken
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