ack crcdru 9. Find the tangential component aT and normal component aN fo r(t) 3ti tj + tk. 8. Find the maximum curvature of y In x. 10. Let a(t) v(0) = i+2j-k, find the particle's velocity v(t) at any time t. 2t i + e'j + cos (t) k denote the acceleration of a mov V2-x (a) Find the domain of f (x, y) = In(-1) (b) Sketch the graph of f(x, y) = 6 x2y. 12. Find the limit of show it does not exists. 4 xy (a) lim (xy)(0,0) T2+ y8 (b) lim (r)(1,0) ( 1)2+y then the arc length is always increasing, so s' (1) >0 for t > a. Last, if =1 for all t, then s(t) Il r'(u) || du = / 1 du =t- a. represents the arc length as long as a 0. a

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9. Find the tangential component aT and normal component aN fo
r(t) 3ti tj + tk.
8. Find the maximum curvature of y In x.
10. Let a(t)
v(0) = i+2j-k, find the particle's velocity v(t) at any time t.
2t i + e'j + cos (t) k denote the acceleration of a mov
V2-x
(a) Find the domain of f (x, y) = In(-1)
(b) Sketch the graph of f(x, y) = 6 x2y.
12. Find the limit of show it does not exists.
4
xy
(a)
lim
(xy)(0,0) T2+ y8
(b)
lim
(r)(1,0) ( 1)2+y
then the arc length is always increasing, so s' (1) >0 for t > a. Last, if
=1 for all t, then
s(t) Il r'(u) || du = / 1 du =t- a.
represents the arc length as long as a 0.
a
Transcribed Image Text:ack crcdru 9. Find the tangential component aT and normal component aN fo r(t) 3ti tj + tk. 8. Find the maximum curvature of y In x. 10. Let a(t) v(0) = i+2j-k, find the particle's velocity v(t) at any time t. 2t i + e'j + cos (t) k denote the acceleration of a mov V2-x (a) Find the domain of f (x, y) = In(-1) (b) Sketch the graph of f(x, y) = 6 x2y. 12. Find the limit of show it does not exists. 4 xy (a) lim (xy)(0,0) T2+ y8 (b) lim (r)(1,0) ( 1)2+y then the arc length is always increasing, so s' (1) >0 for t > a. Last, if =1 for all t, then s(t) Il r'(u) || du = / 1 du =t- a. represents the arc length as long as a 0. a
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