Deck 12: Vector Functions and Curves

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Let r(t) = 4t i + 3sin(t) j - 3cos(t) k be a differentiable vector function giving the position r of a particle at time t. Find the speed of the particle at time t = <strong>Let r(t) = 4t i + 3sin(t) j - 3cos(t) k be a differentiable vector function giving the position r of a particle at time t. Find the speed of the particle at time t =   seconds.</strong> A) 5.5 units/s B) 5.0 units/s C) 4.5 units/s D) 4.0 units/s E) 3.5 units/s <div style=padding-top: 35px> seconds.

A) 5.5 units/s
B) 5.0 units/s
C) 4.5 units/s
D) 4.0 units/s
E) 3.5 units/s
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Find the velocity at time t = -2 of a particle whose position at time t is given by r(t) = 3t i - <strong>Find the velocity at time t = -2 of a particle whose position at time t is given by r(t) = 3t i -   j.</strong> A) v(-2) = - 3i + 12j B) v(-2) =- 3i - 12j C) v(-2) =3i + 12j D) v(-2) = 3i - 12j E) v(-2) = 3i - 4j <div style=padding-top: 35px> j.

A) v(-2) = - 3i + 12j
B) v(-2) =- 3i - 12j
C) v(-2) =3i + 12j
D) v(-2) = 3i - 12j
E) v(-2) = 3i - 4j
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Find the acceleration at time t = -1 of a particle whose position at time t is given by r(t) = 4t i + <strong>Find the acceleration at time t = -1 of a particle whose position at time t is given by r(t) = 4t i +   j.</strong> A) a(-1) = -2j B) a(-1) = 2j C) a(-1) = i - 2j D) a(-1) = i + 2j E) a(-1) = 2i + j <div style=padding-top: 35px> j.

A) a(-1) = -2j
B) a(-1) = 2j
C) a(-1) = i - 2j
D) a(-1) = i + 2j
E) a(-1) = 2i + j
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A moving particle starts at an initial position (1, 0, 0) with initial velocity i - j + k. Its acceleration at time t is a(t) = 4t i + 6t j + k. Find its velocity and position at time t > 0.

A) <strong>A moving particle starts at an initial position (1, 0, 0) with initial velocity i - j + k. Its acceleration at time t is a(t) = 4t i + 6t j + k. Find its velocity and position at time t > 0.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B) <strong>A moving particle starts at an initial position (1, 0, 0) with initial velocity i - j + k. Its acceleration at time t is a(t) = 4t i + 6t j + k. Find its velocity and position at time t > 0.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C) <strong>A moving particle starts at an initial position (1, 0, 0) with initial velocity i - j + k. Its acceleration at time t is a(t) = 4t i + 6t j + k. Find its velocity and position at time t > 0.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D) <strong>A moving particle starts at an initial position (1, 0, 0) with initial velocity i - j + k. Its acceleration at time t is a(t) = 4t i + 6t j + k. Find its velocity and position at time t > 0.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E) <strong>A moving particle starts at an initial position (1, 0, 0) with initial velocity i - j + k. Its acceleration at time t is a(t) = 4t i + 6t j + k. Find its velocity and position at time t > 0.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) = (2sin t) i + 6t j + (2cos t) k.

A) <strong>Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) = (2sin t) i + 6t j + (2cos t) k.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B) <strong>Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) = (2sin t) i + 6t j + (2cos t) k.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C) <strong>Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) = (2sin t) i + 6t j + (2cos t) k.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D) <strong>Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) = (2sin t) i + 6t j + (2cos t) k.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E) <strong>Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) = (2sin t) i + 6t j + (2cos t) k.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) = <strong>Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) =   t i +   j +   k.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> t i + <strong>Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) =   t i +   j +   k.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> j + <strong>Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) =   t i +   j +   k.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> k.

A) <strong>Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) =   t i +   j +   k.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B) <strong>Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) =   t i +   j +   k.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C) <strong>Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) =   t i +   j +   k.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D) <strong>Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) =   t i +   j +   k.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E) <strong>Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) =   t i +   j +   k.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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What kind of curve is r(t) = <strong>What kind of curve is r(t) =   (sin t) i +   (sin t) j + 2(cos t) k?</strong> A) a circular helix B) an oval plane curve that is, however, not an ellipse C) an ellipse (but not a circle) D) a circle E) a parabola <div style=padding-top: 35px> (sin t) i + <strong>What kind of curve is r(t) =   (sin t) i +   (sin t) j + 2(cos t) k?</strong> A) a circular helix B) an oval plane curve that is, however, not an ellipse C) an ellipse (but not a circle) D) a circle E) a parabola <div style=padding-top: 35px> (sin t) j + 2(cos t) k?

A) a circular helix
B) an oval plane curve that is, however, not an ellipse
C) an ellipse (but not a circle)
D) a circle
E) a parabola
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Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j + <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 <div style=padding-top: 35px> k.

A) a helix wound around the cylinder <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 <div style=padding-top: 35px> + <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 1
B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z = <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 <div style=padding-top: 35px> intersects the sphere <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 <div style=padding-top: 35px> + <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 <div style=padding-top: 35px> + <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 4
C) the circle (of radius <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 <div style=padding-top: 35px> ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 <div style=padding-top: 35px> + <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 <div style=padding-top: 35px> + <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 3
D) the circle (of radius <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 <div style=padding-top: 35px> ) in which the plane z = <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 <div style=padding-top: 35px> intersects the cylinder <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 <div style=padding-top: 35px> + <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 1
E) a helix wound around the cylinder <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 <div style=padding-top: 35px> + <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 3
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Find an equation of the line tangent to the parametric space curve
r(t) = ( <strong>Find an equation of the line tangent to the parametric space curve r(t) = (   + 3t + 1) i + (2 - 7t j + (4sin(t) -3)k at the point on the curve corresponding to t = 0.</strong> A) r(u) = (1 + 3u) i + (2 - 7u) j + (- 3 + 4s) k, u    R B) 3x - 7y + 4z -23 = 0 C) x + y + z = 0 D) r(u) = (3 + u) i + (-7 + 2u) j + (4 - 3u) k, u    R E) x + 2y - 3z - 14 = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> + 3t + 1) i + (2 - 7t j + (4sin(t) -3)k at the point on the curve corresponding to t = 0.

A) r(u) = (1 + 3u) i + (2 - 7u) j + (- 3 + 4s) k, u <strong>Find an equation of the line tangent to the parametric space curve r(t) = (   + 3t + 1) i + (2 - 7t j + (4sin(t) -3)k at the point on the curve corresponding to t = 0.</strong> A) r(u) = (1 + 3u) i + (2 - 7u) j + (- 3 + 4s) k, u    R B) 3x - 7y + 4z -23 = 0 C) x + y + z = 0 D) r(u) = (3 + u) i + (-7 + 2u) j + (4 - 3u) k, u    R E) x + 2y - 3z - 14 = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> R
B) 3x - 7y + 4z -23 = 0
C) x + y + z = 0
D) r(u) = (3 + u) i + (-7 + 2u) j + (4 - 3u) k, u 11ee7b17_3372_5854_ae82_d19d2ea0c252_TB9661_11 R
E) x + 2y - 3z - 14 = 0
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A particle is moving to the right with constant speed 2 along the curve y = cos x in the xy-plane. Find its velocity at the instant when it crosses the vertical line x = <strong>A particle is moving to the right with constant speed 2 along the curve y = cos x in the xy-plane. Find its velocity at the instant when it crosses the vertical line x =   .</strong> A) v = i -   j B) v =   i -   j C) v =   i -   j D) v =   i -   j E) v =   i +   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> .

A) v = i - <strong>A particle is moving to the right with constant speed 2 along the curve y = cos x in the xy-plane. Find its velocity at the instant when it crosses the vertical line x =   .</strong> A) v = i -   j B) v =   i -   j C) v =   i -   j D) v =   i -   j E) v =   i +   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> j
B) v = <strong>A particle is moving to the right with constant speed 2 along the curve y = cos x in the xy-plane. Find its velocity at the instant when it crosses the vertical line x =   .</strong> A) v = i -   j B) v =   i -   j C) v =   i -   j D) v =   i -   j E) v =   i +   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> i - <strong>A particle is moving to the right with constant speed 2 along the curve y = cos x in the xy-plane. Find its velocity at the instant when it crosses the vertical line x =   .</strong> A) v = i -   j B) v =   i -   j C) v =   i -   j D) v =   i -   j E) v =   i +   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> j
C) v = <strong>A particle is moving to the right with constant speed 2 along the curve y = cos x in the xy-plane. Find its velocity at the instant when it crosses the vertical line x =   .</strong> A) v = i -   j B) v =   i -   j C) v =   i -   j D) v =   i -   j E) v =   i +   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> i - <strong>A particle is moving to the right with constant speed 2 along the curve y = cos x in the xy-plane. Find its velocity at the instant when it crosses the vertical line x =   .</strong> A) v = i -   j B) v =   i -   j C) v =   i -   j D) v =   i -   j E) v =   i +   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> j
D) v = <strong>A particle is moving to the right with constant speed 2 along the curve y = cos x in the xy-plane. Find its velocity at the instant when it crosses the vertical line x =   .</strong> A) v = i -   j B) v =   i -   j C) v =   i -   j D) v =   i -   j E) v =   i +   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> i - <strong>A particle is moving to the right with constant speed 2 along the curve y = cos x in the xy-plane. Find its velocity at the instant when it crosses the vertical line x =   .</strong> A) v = i -   j B) v =   i -   j C) v =   i -   j D) v =   i -   j E) v =   i +   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> j
E) v = <strong>A particle is moving to the right with constant speed 2 along the curve y = cos x in the xy-plane. Find its velocity at the instant when it crosses the vertical line x =   .</strong> A) v = i -   j B) v =   i -   j C) v =   i -   j D) v =   i -   j E) v =   i +   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> i + <strong>A particle is moving to the right with constant speed 2 along the curve y = cos x in the xy-plane. Find its velocity at the instant when it crosses the vertical line x =   .</strong> A) v = i -   j B) v =   i -   j C) v =   i -   j D) v =   i -   j E) v =   i +   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> j
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The position vector of a moving particle in space is given by the vector equation <strong>The position vector of a moving particle in space is given by the vector equation   . When will the speed of the particle be 4 units?</strong> A) t = 6 and t = -2 B) t = 0 C) t = -6 and t = 2 D) t = 6 E) t = 2 <div style=padding-top: 35px> . When will the speed of the particle be 4 units?

A) t = 6 and t = -2
B) t = 0
C) t = -6 and t = 2
D) t = 6
E) t = 2
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An object is moving to the right in the xy-plane along the curve y = <strong>An object is moving to the right in the xy-plane along the curve y =     . At the instant when it is at the point   , its speed is 2 and that speed is decreasing at rate 1. What are the velocity and acceleration of the object at that instant?</strong> A) v =   (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j B) v =   (i + j), a = i - j C) v = 2 (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j D) v = 2 (i + j), a = -i + j E) v =   (i + j), a = -i + j <div style=padding-top: 35px> <strong>An object is moving to the right in the xy-plane along the curve y =     . At the instant when it is at the point   , its speed is 2 and that speed is decreasing at rate 1. What are the velocity and acceleration of the object at that instant?</strong> A) v =   (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j B) v =   (i + j), a = i - j C) v = 2 (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j D) v = 2 (i + j), a = -i + j E) v =   (i + j), a = -i + j <div style=padding-top: 35px> . At the instant when it is at the point <strong>An object is moving to the right in the xy-plane along the curve y =     . At the instant when it is at the point   , its speed is 2 and that speed is decreasing at rate 1. What are the velocity and acceleration of the object at that instant?</strong> A) v =   (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j B) v =   (i + j), a = i - j C) v = 2 (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j D) v = 2 (i + j), a = -i + j E) v =   (i + j), a = -i + j <div style=padding-top: 35px> , its speed is 2 and that speed is decreasing at rate 1. What are the velocity and acceleration of the object at that instant?

A) v = <strong>An object is moving to the right in the xy-plane along the curve y =     . At the instant when it is at the point   , its speed is 2 and that speed is decreasing at rate 1. What are the velocity and acceleration of the object at that instant?</strong> A) v =   (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j B) v =   (i + j), a = i - j C) v = 2 (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j D) v = 2 (i + j), a = -i + j E) v =   (i + j), a = -i + j <div style=padding-top: 35px> (i + j), a = (1 + <strong>An object is moving to the right in the xy-plane along the curve y =     . At the instant when it is at the point   , its speed is 2 and that speed is decreasing at rate 1. What are the velocity and acceleration of the object at that instant?</strong> A) v =   (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j B) v =   (i + j), a = i - j C) v = 2 (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j D) v = 2 (i + j), a = -i + j E) v =   (i + j), a = -i + j <div style=padding-top: 35px> ) i + (1 - <strong>An object is moving to the right in the xy-plane along the curve y =     . At the instant when it is at the point   , its speed is 2 and that speed is decreasing at rate 1. What are the velocity and acceleration of the object at that instant?</strong> A) v =   (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j B) v =   (i + j), a = i - j C) v = 2 (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j D) v = 2 (i + j), a = -i + j E) v =   (i + j), a = -i + j <div style=padding-top: 35px> ) j
B) v = <strong>An object is moving to the right in the xy-plane along the curve y =     . At the instant when it is at the point   , its speed is 2 and that speed is decreasing at rate 1. What are the velocity and acceleration of the object at that instant?</strong> A) v =   (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j B) v =   (i + j), a = i - j C) v = 2 (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j D) v = 2 (i + j), a = -i + j E) v =   (i + j), a = -i + j <div style=padding-top: 35px> (i + j), a = i - j
C) v = 2 (i + j), a = (1 + <strong>An object is moving to the right in the xy-plane along the curve y =     . At the instant when it is at the point   , its speed is 2 and that speed is decreasing at rate 1. What are the velocity and acceleration of the object at that instant?</strong> A) v =   (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j B) v =   (i + j), a = i - j C) v = 2 (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j D) v = 2 (i + j), a = -i + j E) v =   (i + j), a = -i + j <div style=padding-top: 35px> ) i + (1 - <strong>An object is moving to the right in the xy-plane along the curve y =     . At the instant when it is at the point   , its speed is 2 and that speed is decreasing at rate 1. What are the velocity and acceleration of the object at that instant?</strong> A) v =   (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j B) v =   (i + j), a = i - j C) v = 2 (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j D) v = 2 (i + j), a = -i + j E) v =   (i + j), a = -i + j <div style=padding-top: 35px> ) j
D) v = 2 (i + j), a = -i + j
E) v = <strong>An object is moving to the right in the xy-plane along the curve y =     . At the instant when it is at the point   , its speed is 2 and that speed is decreasing at rate 1. What are the velocity and acceleration of the object at that instant?</strong> A) v =   (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j B) v =   (i + j), a = i - j C) v = 2 (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j D) v = 2 (i + j), a = -i + j E) v =   (i + j), a = -i + j <div style=padding-top: 35px> (i + j), a = -i + j
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At a certain instant a moving object has velocity v = 2i - 3j - k (in cm/s) and acceleration <strong>At a certain instant a moving object has velocity v = 2i - 3j - k (in cm/s) and acceleration   . How fast is its speed changing at that instant?</strong> A) speed is decreasing at /   cm   B) speed is increasing at /   cm   C) speed is decreasing at /   cm   D) speed is increasing at /   cm   E) speed is unchanging <div style=padding-top: 35px> . How fast is its speed changing at that instant?

A) speed is decreasing at / <strong>At a certain instant a moving object has velocity v = 2i - 3j - k (in cm/s) and acceleration   . How fast is its speed changing at that instant?</strong> A) speed is decreasing at /   cm   B) speed is increasing at /   cm   C) speed is decreasing at /   cm   D) speed is increasing at /   cm   E) speed is unchanging <div style=padding-top: 35px> cm <strong>At a certain instant a moving object has velocity v = 2i - 3j - k (in cm/s) and acceleration   . How fast is its speed changing at that instant?</strong> A) speed is decreasing at /   cm   B) speed is increasing at /   cm   C) speed is decreasing at /   cm   D) speed is increasing at /   cm   E) speed is unchanging <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B) speed is increasing at / <strong>At a certain instant a moving object has velocity v = 2i - 3j - k (in cm/s) and acceleration   . How fast is its speed changing at that instant?</strong> A) speed is decreasing at /   cm   B) speed is increasing at /   cm   C) speed is decreasing at /   cm   D) speed is increasing at /   cm   E) speed is unchanging <div style=padding-top: 35px> cm <strong>At a certain instant a moving object has velocity v = 2i - 3j - k (in cm/s) and acceleration   . How fast is its speed changing at that instant?</strong> A) speed is decreasing at /   cm   B) speed is increasing at /   cm   C) speed is decreasing at /   cm   D) speed is increasing at /   cm   E) speed is unchanging <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C) speed is decreasing at / <strong>At a certain instant a moving object has velocity v = 2i - 3j - k (in cm/s) and acceleration   . How fast is its speed changing at that instant?</strong> A) speed is decreasing at /   cm   B) speed is increasing at /   cm   C) speed is decreasing at /   cm   D) speed is increasing at /   cm   E) speed is unchanging <div style=padding-top: 35px> cm <strong>At a certain instant a moving object has velocity v = 2i - 3j - k (in cm/s) and acceleration   . How fast is its speed changing at that instant?</strong> A) speed is decreasing at /   cm   B) speed is increasing at /   cm   C) speed is decreasing at /   cm   D) speed is increasing at /   cm   E) speed is unchanging <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D) speed is increasing at / <strong>At a certain instant a moving object has velocity v = 2i - 3j - k (in cm/s) and acceleration   . How fast is its speed changing at that instant?</strong> A) speed is decreasing at /   cm   B) speed is increasing at /   cm   C) speed is decreasing at /   cm   D) speed is increasing at /   cm   E) speed is unchanging <div style=padding-top: 35px> cm <strong>At a certain instant a moving object has velocity v = 2i - 3j - k (in cm/s) and acceleration   . How fast is its speed changing at that instant?</strong> A) speed is decreasing at /   cm   B) speed is increasing at /   cm   C) speed is decreasing at /   cm   D) speed is increasing at /   cm   E) speed is unchanging <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E) speed is unchanging
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Suppose that the position r(t) and velocity v(t) of a moving object satisfy r(t) . v(t) = 0 for all t. What does this imply about the curve r(t)?

A) The curve lies on a sphere centred at the origin.
B) The curve lies in a plane.
C) The curve is a circle.
D) The curve is a helix.
E) The curve lies on a hyperboloid.
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The position function of a particle is given by r(t) = , <strong>The position function of a particle is given by r(t) = ,   When is the speed a minimum?</strong> A) t = 2 B) t = 3 C) t = 4 D) t = 5 E) t = 1 <div style=padding-top: 35px> When is the speed a minimum?

A) t = 2
B) t = 3
C) t = 4
D) t = 5
E) t = 1
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The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.

A) <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle <div style=padding-top: 35px> ; <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle <div style=padding-top: 35px> ; path is a circular helix
B) <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle <div style=padding-top: 35px> ; <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle <div style=padding-top: 35px> ; path is a circle
C) <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle <div style=padding-top: 35px> ; <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 2; path is a circular helix
D) <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle <div style=padding-top: 35px> ; <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 1; path is a circular helix
E) <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle <div style=padding-top: 35px> ; <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 1; path is a circle
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Solve the initial-value problem <strong>Solve the initial-value problem  </strong> A) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) B) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) C) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) D) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) E) r(t) =   sin(kt) +   cos(kt) <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A) r(t) = <strong>Solve the initial-value problem  </strong> A) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) B) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) C) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) D) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) E) r(t) =   sin(kt) +   cos(kt) <div style=padding-top: 35px> cos(kt) - <strong>Solve the initial-value problem  </strong> A) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) B) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) C) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) D) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) E) r(t) =   sin(kt) +   cos(kt) <div style=padding-top: 35px> sin(kt)
B) r(t) = <strong>Solve the initial-value problem  </strong> A) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) B) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) C) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) D) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) E) r(t) =   sin(kt) +   cos(kt) <div style=padding-top: 35px> cos(kt) + <strong>Solve the initial-value problem  </strong> A) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) B) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) C) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) D) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) E) r(t) =   sin(kt) +   cos(kt) <div style=padding-top: 35px> sin(kt)
C) r(t) = <strong>Solve the initial-value problem  </strong> A) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) B) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) C) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) D) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) E) r(t) =   sin(kt) +   cos(kt) <div style=padding-top: 35px> cos(kt) + <strong>Solve the initial-value problem  </strong> A) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) B) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) C) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) D) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) E) r(t) =   sin(kt) +   cos(kt) <div style=padding-top: 35px> sin(kt)
D) r(t) = <strong>Solve the initial-value problem  </strong> A) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) B) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) C) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) D) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) E) r(t) =   sin(kt) +   cos(kt) <div style=padding-top: 35px> cos(kt) - <strong>Solve the initial-value problem  </strong> A) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) B) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) C) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) D) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) E) r(t) =   sin(kt) +   cos(kt) <div style=padding-top: 35px> sin(kt)
E) r(t) = <strong>Solve the initial-value problem  </strong> A) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) B) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) C) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) D) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) E) r(t) =   sin(kt) +   cos(kt) <div style=padding-top: 35px> sin(kt) + <strong>Solve the initial-value problem  </strong> A) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) B) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) C) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) D) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) E) r(t) =   sin(kt) +   cos(kt) <div style=padding-top: 35px> cos(kt)
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Suppose the position vector r(t) of an object moving in 3-space and the corresponding velocity and acceleration vectors v(t) and a(t) satisfy
(i) a(t) is parallel to r(t) for all t, and
(ii) r(0) × v(0) = c (a nonzero constant vector).
Find r(t) × v(t) and c . r(t) for all t.
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Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression . <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   .   + u(t) .   B)   .   C) u(t) .   D) 0 E)   .   + u(t) .   <div style=padding-top: 35px> <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   .   + u(t) .   B)   .   C) u(t) .   D) 0 E)   .   + u(t) .   <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A) <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   .   + u(t) .   B)   .   C) u(t) .   D) 0 E)   .   + u(t) .   <div style=padding-top: 35px> . <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   .   + u(t) .   B)   .   C) u(t) .   D) 0 E)   .   + u(t) .   <div style=padding-top: 35px> + u(t) . <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   .   + u(t) .   B)   .   C) u(t) .   D) 0 E)   .   + u(t) .   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B) <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   .   + u(t) .   B)   .   C) u(t) .   D) 0 E)   .   + u(t) .   <div style=padding-top: 35px> . <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   .   + u(t) .   B)   .   C) u(t) .   D) 0 E)   .   + u(t) .   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C) u(t) . <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   .   + u(t) .   B)   .   C) u(t) .   D) 0 E)   .   + u(t) .   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D) 0
E) <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   .   + u(t) .   B)   .   C) u(t) .   D) 0 E)   .   + u(t) .   <div style=padding-top: 35px> . <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   .   + u(t) .   B)   .   C) u(t) .   D) 0 E)   .   + u(t) .   <div style=padding-top: 35px> + u(t) . <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   .   + u(t) .   B)   .   C) u(t) .   D) 0 E)   .   + u(t) .   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression . <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   ×   + u(t) ×   B)   ×   C) u(t) ×   D) 0 E)   ×   + u(t) ×   <div style=padding-top: 35px> <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   ×   + u(t) ×   B)   ×   C) u(t) ×   D) 0 E)   ×   + u(t) ×   <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A) <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   ×   + u(t) ×   B)   ×   C) u(t) ×   D) 0 E)   ×   + u(t) ×   <div style=padding-top: 35px> × <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   ×   + u(t) ×   B)   ×   C) u(t) ×   D) 0 E)   ×   + u(t) ×   <div style=padding-top: 35px> + u(t) × <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   ×   + u(t) ×   B)   ×   C) u(t) ×   D) 0 E)   ×   + u(t) ×   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B) <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   ×   + u(t) ×   B)   ×   C) u(t) ×   D) 0 E)   ×   + u(t) ×   <div style=padding-top: 35px> × <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   ×   + u(t) ×   B)   ×   C) u(t) ×   D) 0 E)   ×   + u(t) ×   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C) u(t) × <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   ×   + u(t) ×   B)   ×   C) u(t) ×   D) 0 E)   ×   + u(t) ×   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D) 0
E) <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   ×   + u(t) ×   B)   ×   C) u(t) ×   D) 0 E)   ×   + u(t) ×   <div style=padding-top: 35px> × <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   ×   + u(t) ×   B)   ×   C) u(t) ×   D) 0 E)   ×   + u(t) ×   <div style=padding-top: 35px> + u(t) × <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   ×   + u(t) ×   B)   ×   C) u(t) ×   D) 0 E)   ×   + u(t) ×   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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If u and v are differentiable functions of t, then If u and v are differentiable functions of t, then  <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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If r(t) , v(t) and a(t) are the position, velocity, and acceleration of a moving particle at any time t, respectively, and if the speed at any time t is a constant , then the velocity and acceleration vectors are perpendicular.
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A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> + <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> and its magnitude of its acceleration <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> .

A) max <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 3, min <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 2; max <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 3, min <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 2
B) max <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 5, min <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 2 <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> ; max <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 3, min <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 2
C) max <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 5, min <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 2 <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> ; max <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 5, min <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 2 <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D) max <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 3, min <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 2; max <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 3, min <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 0
E) max <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 5, min <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 2 <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> ; max <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 3, min <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 0
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A ball of ice having mass 100 g at time t = 0 s is melting, and therefore losing mass, at a steady rate of 1 g/s. The ball has velocity i + 2 j at time t = 0 and is subject to a constant force F = 3 i thereafter. What is its velocity after 1 minute?

A) 10 i + 5 j
B) 10 i + 10 j
C) 4 i + 5 j
D) 4 i + 8 j
E) 10 i + 8 j
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Solve the initial-value problem <strong>Solve the initial-value problem   = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.</strong> A) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. B) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. C) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. D) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. E) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.

A) r(t) = <strong>Solve the initial-value problem   = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.</strong> A) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. B) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. C) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. D) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. E) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. <div style=padding-top: 35px> i + <strong>Solve the initial-value problem   = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.</strong> A) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. B) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. C) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. D) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. E) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. <div style=padding-top: 35px> j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3.
B) r(t) = <strong>Solve the initial-value problem   = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.</strong> A) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. B) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. C) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. D) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. E) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. <div style=padding-top: 35px> i - <strong>Solve the initial-value problem   = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.</strong> A) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. B) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. C) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. D) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. E) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. <div style=padding-top: 35px> j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius <strong>Solve the initial-value problem   = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.</strong> A) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. B) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. C) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. D) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. E) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. <div style=padding-top: 35px> in the plane z = 3.
C) r(t) = <strong>Solve the initial-value problem   = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.</strong> A) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. B) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. C) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. D) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. E) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. <div style=padding-top: 35px> i - <strong>Solve the initial-value problem   = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.</strong> A) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. B) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. C) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. D) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. E) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. <div style=padding-top: 35px> j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3.
D) r(t) = <strong>Solve the initial-value problem   = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.</strong> A) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. B) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. C) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. D) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. E) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. <div style=padding-top: 35px> i + <strong>Solve the initial-value problem   = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.</strong> A) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. B) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. C) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. D) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. E) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. <div style=padding-top: 35px> j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius <strong>Solve the initial-value problem   = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.</strong> A) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. B) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. C) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. D) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. E) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. <div style=padding-top: 35px> in the plane z = 3.
E) r(t) = <strong>Solve the initial-value problem   = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.</strong> A) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. B) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. C) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. D) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. E) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. <div style=padding-top: 35px> i + <strong>Solve the initial-value problem   = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.</strong> A) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. B) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. C) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. D) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. E) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. <div style=padding-top: 35px> j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3.
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You are at the origin in the xy-plane. At time t = 0 an incoming missile is at position (1000, 500) and has velocity -30 i + 3 j. (All distances are in metres and time is measured in seconds.) At that instant you fire an anti-missile missile to intercept the incoming missile. If your missile has an initial speed of 100 m/s, at what angle of elevation above the horizontal should you fire your missile to ensure that it intercepts the incoming missile? Assume that gravity is the only force acting on the projectiles.

A) 0.42535 radians
B) 0.52535 radians
C) 0.62535 radians
D) 0.72535 radians
E) 0.56535 radians
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A rocket is fired vertically in a vacuum (free space where the gravitational field is negligible).During the burning process, the exhaust gases are ejected at a constant rate of 1000 kg/s and at a constant velocity with magnitude 400 m/s relative to the rocket.Let M be the total initial mass of the rocket, and assume the rocket starts motion from rest.In order to accelerate to the speed of 800 m/s, the rocket has to burn P % of the total initial mass M as a fuel. Assuming there is sufficient amount of fuel on board, the value of P is equal to:

A) 1 - <strong>A rocket is fired vertically in a vacuum (free space where the  gravitational field is negligible).During the burning process, the exhaust gases are ejected at a constant rate of 1000 kg/s and at a constant velocity with magnitude 400 m/s relative to the rocket.Let M be the total initial mass of the rocket, and assume the rocket starts motion from rest.In order to accelerate to the speed of 800 m/s, the rocket has to burn P % of the total initial mass M as a fuel. Assuming there is sufficient amount of fuel on board, the value of P is equal to:</strong> A) 1 -   B) 100   C) 100   D)   E) 100 -   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B) 100 <strong>A rocket is fired vertically in a vacuum (free space where the  gravitational field is negligible).During the burning process, the exhaust gases are ejected at a constant rate of 1000 kg/s and at a constant velocity with magnitude 400 m/s relative to the rocket.Let M be the total initial mass of the rocket, and assume the rocket starts motion from rest.In order to accelerate to the speed of 800 m/s, the rocket has to burn P % of the total initial mass M as a fuel. Assuming there is sufficient amount of fuel on board, the value of P is equal to:</strong> A) 1 -   B) 100   C) 100   D)   E) 100 -   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C) 100 <strong>A rocket is fired vertically in a vacuum (free space where the  gravitational field is negligible).During the burning process, the exhaust gases are ejected at a constant rate of 1000 kg/s and at a constant velocity with magnitude 400 m/s relative to the rocket.Let M be the total initial mass of the rocket, and assume the rocket starts motion from rest.In order to accelerate to the speed of 800 m/s, the rocket has to burn P % of the total initial mass M as a fuel. Assuming there is sufficient amount of fuel on board, the value of P is equal to:</strong> A) 1 -   B) 100   C) 100   D)   E) 100 -   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D) <strong>A rocket is fired vertically in a vacuum (free space where the  gravitational field is negligible).During the burning process, the exhaust gases are ejected at a constant rate of 1000 kg/s and at a constant velocity with magnitude 400 m/s relative to the rocket.Let M be the total initial mass of the rocket, and assume the rocket starts motion from rest.In order to accelerate to the speed of 800 m/s, the rocket has to burn P % of the total initial mass M as a fuel. Assuming there is sufficient amount of fuel on board, the value of P is equal to:</strong> A) 1 -   B) 100   C) 100   D)   E) 100 -   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E) 100 - <strong>A rocket is fired vertically in a vacuum (free space where the  gravitational field is negligible).During the burning process, the exhaust gases are ejected at a constant rate of 1000 kg/s and at a constant velocity with magnitude 400 m/s relative to the rocket.Let M be the total initial mass of the rocket, and assume the rocket starts motion from rest.In order to accelerate to the speed of 800 m/s, the rocket has to burn P % of the total initial mass M as a fuel. Assuming there is sufficient amount of fuel on board, the value of P is equal to:</strong> A) 1 -   B) 100   C) 100   D)   E) 100 -   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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A rocket with mass 60,000 kilogram (kg), which includes 30,000 kg of fuel mixture, is fired vertically in a vacuum (free space where the gravitational field is negligible).During the burning process, the exhaust gases are ejected at a constant rate of 1000 kg/s and at a constant velocity with magnitude 400 m/s relative to the rocket.If the rocket was initially at rest, find its speed after 50 seconds.

A) 400 ln(3) m/s
B) 400 ln <strong>A rocket with mass 60,000 kilogram (kg), which includes 30,000 kg of fuel mixture, is fired vertically in a vacuum (free space where the gravitational field is negligible).During the burning process, the exhaust gases are ejected at a constant rate of 1000 kg/s and at a constant velocity with magnitude 400 m/s relative to the rocket.If the rocket was initially at rest, find its speed after 50 seconds.</strong> A) 400 ln(3) m/s B) 400 ln   m/s C) 400 m/s D) 400 ln (2) m/s E) 400 ln (6) m/s <div style=padding-top: 35px> m/s
C) 400 m/s
D) 400 ln (2) m/s
E) 400 ln (6) m/s
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Which of the following parametrize the circle  <strong>Which of the following parametrize the circle   +   - 4y = 0 with clockwise orientation? (a) r = (2 cos  \theta ) i + (2 + 2 sin  \theta ) j (b) r = (2 cos  \theta ) i - (2 + 2 sin  \theta ) j (c) r = (2 cos  \theta ) i + (2 - 2 sin  \theta ) j (d) r = (2 sin  \theta ) i + (2 + 2 cos  \theta ) j</strong> A) only (a) B) only (b) C) only (c) D) only (d) E) both (a) and (b) F) both (c) and (d) G) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>  +  <strong>Which of the following parametrize the circle   +   - 4y = 0 with clockwise orientation? (a) r = (2 cos  \theta ) i + (2 + 2 sin  \theta ) j (b) r = (2 cos  \theta ) i - (2 + 2 sin  \theta ) j (c) r = (2 cos  \theta ) i + (2 - 2 sin  \theta ) j (d) r = (2 sin  \theta ) i + (2 + 2 cos  \theta ) j</strong> A) only (a) B) only (b) C) only (c) D) only (d) E) both (a) and (b) F) both (c) and (d) G) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>  - 4y = 0 with clockwise orientation?
(a) r = (2 cos θ\theta ) i + (2 + 2 sin θ\theta ) j
(b) r = (2 cos θ\theta ) i - (2 + 2 sin θ\theta ) j
(c) r = (2 cos θ\theta ) i + (2 - 2 sin θ\theta ) j
(d) r = (2 sin θ\theta ) i + (2 + 2 cos θ\theta ) j

A) only (a)
B) only (b)
C) only (c)
D) only (d)
E) both (a) and (b)
F) both (c) and (d)
G) none of the above
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Find a parametrization of the ellipse in which the plane z = 3y intersects the cylinder  <strong>Find a parametrization of the ellipse in which the plane z = 3y intersects the cylinder   +   = 4, using the polar angle  \theta  in the xy-plane as the parameter, [0, 2 \pi ] as parameter interval, and ensuring that the ellipse is oriented counterclockwise as viewed from high on the z-axis.</strong> A) r = 2 cos( \theta ) i + 2 sin( \theta ) j + 6 sin( \theta ) k B) r = 2 cos( \theta ) i - 2 sin( \theta ) j + 6 sin( \theta ) k C) r = 2 cos( \theta ) i + 2 sin( \theta ) j - 6 sin( \theta ) k D) r = 2 cos( \theta ) i - 2 sin( \theta ) j - 6 sin( \theta ) k E) r = 2 cos( \theta ) i + 2 sin( \theta ) j + 3 sin( \theta ) k <div style=padding-top: 35px>  +  <strong>Find a parametrization of the ellipse in which the plane z = 3y intersects the cylinder   +   = 4, using the polar angle  \theta  in the xy-plane as the parameter, [0, 2 \pi ] as parameter interval, and ensuring that the ellipse is oriented counterclockwise as viewed from high on the z-axis.</strong> A) r = 2 cos( \theta ) i + 2 sin( \theta ) j + 6 sin( \theta ) k B) r = 2 cos( \theta ) i - 2 sin( \theta ) j + 6 sin( \theta ) k C) r = 2 cos( \theta ) i + 2 sin( \theta ) j - 6 sin( \theta ) k D) r = 2 cos( \theta ) i - 2 sin( \theta ) j - 6 sin( \theta ) k E) r = 2 cos( \theta ) i + 2 sin( \theta ) j + 3 sin( \theta ) k <div style=padding-top: 35px>  = 4, using the polar angle θ\theta in the xy-plane as the parameter, [0, 2 π\pi ] as parameter interval, and ensuring that the ellipse is oriented counterclockwise as viewed from high on the z-axis.

A) r = 2 cos( θ\theta ) i + 2 sin( θ\theta ) j + 6 sin( θ\theta ) k
B) r = 2 cos( θ\theta ) i - 2 sin( θ\theta ) j + 6 sin( θ\theta ) k
C) r = 2 cos( θ\theta ) i + 2 sin( θ\theta ) j - 6 sin( θ\theta ) k
D) r = 2 cos( θ\theta ) i - 2 sin( θ\theta ) j - 6 sin( θ\theta ) k
E) r = 2 cos( θ\theta ) i + 2 sin( θ\theta ) j + 3 sin( θ\theta ) k
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Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone  <strong>Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone   +   =   using x as the parameter.</strong> A) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  B) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  C) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  D) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  E) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  <div style=padding-top: 35px>  +  <strong>Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone   +   =   using x as the parameter.</strong> A) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  B) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  C) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  D) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  E) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  <div style=padding-top: 35px>  =  <strong>Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone   +   =   using x as the parameter.</strong> A) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  B) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  C) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  D) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  E) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  <div style=padding-top: 35px>  using x as the parameter.

A) r = x i +  <strong>Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone   +   =   using x as the parameter.</strong> A) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  B) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  C) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  D) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  E) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  <div style=padding-top: 35px>  j +  <strong>Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone   +   =   using x as the parameter.</strong> A) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  B) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  C) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  D) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  E) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  <div style=padding-top: 35px>  k, - \infty < x < \infty
B) r = x i +  <strong>Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone   +   =   using x as the parameter.</strong> A) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  B) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  C) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  D) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  E) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  <div style=padding-top: 35px>  j +  <strong>Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone   +   =   using x as the parameter.</strong> A) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  B) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  C) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  D) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  E) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  <div style=padding-top: 35px>  k, - \infty < x < \infty
C) r = x i +  <strong>Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone   +   =   using x as the parameter.</strong> A) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  B) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  C) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  D) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  E) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  <div style=padding-top: 35px>  j +  <strong>Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone   +   =   using x as the parameter.</strong> A) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  B) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  C) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  D) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  E) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  <div style=padding-top: 35px>  k, - \infty < x < \infty
D) r = x i +  <strong>Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone   +   =   using x as the parameter.</strong> A) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  B) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  C) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  D) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  E) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  <div style=padding-top: 35px>  j +  <strong>Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone   +   =   using x as the parameter.</strong> A) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  B) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  C) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  D) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  E) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  <div style=padding-top: 35px>  k, - \infty < x < \infty
E) r = x i +  <strong>Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone   +   =   using x as the parameter.</strong> A) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  B) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  C) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  D) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  E) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  <div style=padding-top: 35px>  j +  <strong>Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone   +   =   using x as the parameter.</strong> A) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  B) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  C) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  D) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  E) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  <div style=padding-top: 35px>  k, - \infty < x < \infty
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Find the length of the arc r = u i +  <strong>Find the length of the arc r = u i +   j, 0  \le  u  \le    .</strong> A)   units B)   units C)   units D)   units E)   units <div style=padding-top: 35px>  j, 0 \le u \le  <strong>Find the length of the arc r = u i +   j, 0  \le  u  \le    .</strong> A)   units B)   units C)   units D)   units E)   units <div style=padding-top: 35px>  .

A)  <strong>Find the length of the arc r = u i +   j, 0  \le  u  \le    .</strong> A)   units B)   units C)   units D)   units E)   units <div style=padding-top: 35px>  units
B)  <strong>Find the length of the arc r = u i +   j, 0  \le  u  \le    .</strong> A)   units B)   units C)   units D)   units E)   units <div style=padding-top: 35px>  units
C)  <strong>Find the length of the arc r = u i +   j, 0  \le  u  \le    .</strong> A)   units B)   units C)   units D)   units E)   units <div style=padding-top: 35px>  units
D)  <strong>Find the length of the arc r = u i +   j, 0  \le  u  \le    .</strong> A)   units B)   units C)   units D)   units E)   units <div style=padding-top: 35px>  units
E)  <strong>Find the length of the arc r = u i +   j, 0  \le  u  \le    .</strong> A)   units B)   units C)   units D)   units E)   units <div style=padding-top: 35px>  units
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Find the perimeter of the astroid curve x = 2  <strong>Find the perimeter of the astroid curve x = 2    \theta , y = 2    \theta .</strong> A) 16 units B) 6 \pi  units C) 3 \pi  units D) 12 units E) 9 \pi  units <div style=padding-top: 35px>  θ\theta , y = 2  <strong>Find the perimeter of the astroid curve x = 2    \theta , y = 2    \theta .</strong> A) 16 units B) 6 \pi  units C) 3 \pi  units D) 12 units E) 9 \pi  units <div style=padding-top: 35px>  θ\theta .

A) 16 units
B) 6 π\pi units
C) 3 π\pi units
D) 12 units
E) 9 π\pi units
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Find the arc length of the arc r = (ln (cos θ\theta ) ) i + θ\theta j, -  <strong>Find the arc length of the arc r = (ln (cos  \theta ) ) i +  \theta  j, -    \le    \theta   \le  0.</strong> A)   units B) ln (2 +   ) units C) 2 units D)   units E)   units <div style=padding-top: 35px>  \le θ\theta \le 0.

A)  <strong>Find the arc length of the arc r = (ln (cos  \theta ) ) i +  \theta  j, -    \le    \theta   \le  0.</strong> A)   units B) ln (2 +   ) units C) 2 units D)   units E)   units <div style=padding-top: 35px>  units
B) ln (2 +  <strong>Find the arc length of the arc r = (ln (cos  \theta ) ) i +  \theta  j, -    \le    \theta   \le  0.</strong> A)   units B) ln (2 +   ) units C) 2 units D)   units E)   units <div style=padding-top: 35px>  ) units
C) 2 units
D)  <strong>Find the arc length of the arc r = (ln (cos  \theta ) ) i +  \theta  j, -    \le    \theta   \le  0.</strong> A)   units B) ln (2 +   ) units C) 2 units D)   units E)   units <div style=padding-top: 35px>  units
E)  <strong>Find the arc length of the arc r = (ln (cos  \theta ) ) i +  \theta  j, -    \le    \theta   \le  0.</strong> A)   units B) ln (2 +   ) units C) 2 units D)   units E)   units <div style=padding-top: 35px>  units
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Find the length of the curve r(t) = (  <strong>Find the length of the curve r(t) = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2t k for 0  \le  t  \le  2 \pi .</strong> A)   + 2 \pi  units B)   + 4 \pi  units C)   + 4 \pi  units D)   + 2 \pi  units E)   + 2 \pi  units <div style=padding-top: 35px>  sin t) i + (  <strong>Find the length of the curve r(t) = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2t k for 0  \le  t  \le  2 \pi .</strong> A)   + 2 \pi  units B)   + 4 \pi  units C)   + 4 \pi  units D)   + 2 \pi  units E)   + 2 \pi  units <div style=padding-top: 35px>  cos t) j + 2t k for 0 \le t \le 2 π\pi .

A)  <strong>Find the length of the curve r(t) = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2t k for 0  \le  t  \le  2 \pi .</strong> A)   + 2 \pi  units B)   + 4 \pi  units C)   + 4 \pi  units D)   + 2 \pi  units E)   + 2 \pi  units <div style=padding-top: 35px>  + 2 π\pi units
B)  <strong>Find the length of the curve r(t) = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2t k for 0  \le  t  \le  2 \pi .</strong> A)   + 2 \pi  units B)   + 4 \pi  units C)   + 4 \pi  units D)   + 2 \pi  units E)   + 2 \pi  units <div style=padding-top: 35px>  + 4 π\pi units
C)  <strong>Find the length of the curve r(t) = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2t k for 0  \le  t  \le  2 \pi .</strong> A)   + 2 \pi  units B)   + 4 \pi  units C)   + 4 \pi  units D)   + 2 \pi  units E)   + 2 \pi  units <div style=padding-top: 35px>  + 4 π\pi units
D)  <strong>Find the length of the curve r(t) = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2t k for 0  \le  t  \le  2 \pi .</strong> A)   + 2 \pi  units B)   + 4 \pi  units C)   + 4 \pi  units D)   + 2 \pi  units E)   + 2 \pi  units <div style=padding-top: 35px>  + 2 π\pi units
E)  <strong>Find the length of the curve r(t) = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2t k for 0  \le  t  \le  2 \pi .</strong> A)   + 2 \pi  units B)   + 4 \pi  units C)   + 4 \pi  units D)   + 2 \pi  units E)   + 2 \pi  units <div style=padding-top: 35px>  + 2 π\pi units
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Find the arc length of the space curve given by the vector equation r = t i + 2ln(t) j +(1 -  <strong>Find the arc length of the space curve given by the vector equation r = t i + 2ln(t) j +(1 -   ) k, 1  \le  t  \le 2.</strong> A) 1 + 2ln(4) units B)   unit C) 2 units D) 1 unit E) 3 units <div style=padding-top: 35px>  ) k, 1 \le t \le 2.

A) 1 + 2ln(4) units
B)  <strong>Find the arc length of the space curve given by the vector equation r = t i + 2ln(t) j +(1 -   ) k, 1  \le  t  \le 2.</strong> A) 1 + 2ln(4) units B)   unit C) 2 units D) 1 unit E) 3 units <div style=padding-top: 35px>  unit
C) 2 units
D) 1 unit
E) 3 units
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Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 - <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m = <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.

A) x = - <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> i + <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> j + m k
B) x = - m i + <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> j + m k
C) x = - <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> i + <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> j + <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> k
D) x = - <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> i + <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> j - <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> k
E) x = <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> i + <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> j - <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> k
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Find a parametric representation of the curve of intersection of the paraboloid z = x2 + y2 and the plane 8x - 4y - z - 11 = 0.

A) r = (3 - 4cos(t)) i + (3 + 2sin(t)) j + (1 - 32cos(t) - 8sin(t)) k, 0 \le t \le 2 π\pi
B) r = (3 + 4cos(t)) i + (3 - 2sin(t)) j + (1 + 32cos(t) + 8sin(t)) k, 0 \le t \le 2 π\pi
C) r = (4 + 3cos(t)) i + (-2 + 3sin(t)) j + (24cos(t) - 12sin(t) - 29) k, 0 \le t \le 2 π\pi
D) r = (-4 + 3cos(t)) i + (2 + 3sin(t)) j + (24cos(t) - 12sin(t) - 51) k, 0 \le t \le 2 π\pi
E) r = (-3 + 4cos(t)) i + (-3 - 2sin(t)) j + (32cos(t) + 8sin(t) - 23) k, 0 \le t \le 2 π\pi
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Reparametrize the curve r = <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> cos t) i + ( <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> sin t) j + <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.

A) r = <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> cos <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> i + <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> sin <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> j + <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> k
B) r = <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> cos <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> i + <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> sin <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> j + <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> k
C) r = <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> cos <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> i + <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> sin <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> j + <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> k
D) r = <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> cos <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> i + <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> sin <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> j + <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> k
E) r = <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> i + <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> j + <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k <div style=padding-top: 35px> k
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A parametric representation of the curve of intersection of the two surfaces 4x2 + y2 + z2 = 8 and  <strong>A parametric representation of the curve of intersection of the two surfaces 4x<sup>2</sup> + y<sup>2</sup> + z<sup>2</sup> = 8 and   is given by which of the following vector equations?</strong> A) r = 2cos(t) i + sin(t) j - 2 k, 0  \le  t  \le  2 \pi  B) r = 2cos(t) i + sin(t) j + 2 k, 0  \le  t  \le  2 \pi  C) r = cos(t) i + 2sin(t) j +2 k, 0  \le  t  \le   \pi  D) r = cos(t) i + 2sin(t) j - 2 k, 0  \le  t  \le  2 \pi  E) r = 2cos(t) i + sin(t) j - 2 k, 0  \le  t  \le   \pi  <div style=padding-top: 35px>  is given by which of the following vector equations?

A) r = 2cos(t) i + sin(t) j - 2 k, 0 \le t \le 2 π\pi
B) r = 2cos(t) i + sin(t) j + 2 k, 0 \le t \le 2 π\pi
C) r = cos(t) i + 2sin(t) j +2 k, 0 \le t \le π\pi
D) r = cos(t) i + 2sin(t) j - 2 k, 0 \le t \le 2 π\pi
E) r = 2cos(t) i + sin(t) j - 2 k, 0 \le t \le π\pi
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A recording tape 0.01 cm thick is wound around a reel whose inner radius is 1 cm and outer radius is 4 cm. How much tape is required to fill the reel?

A) 1885 cm
B) 1178 cm
C) 4712 cm
D) 2827 cm
E) 5238 cm
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Let <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , and <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   <div style=padding-top: 35px> be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?

A) <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   <div style=padding-top: 35px> × <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B) <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   <div style=padding-top: 35px> × <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C) <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   <div style=padding-top: 35px> . <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D) <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   <div style=padding-top: 35px> × <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E) <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   <div style=padding-top: 35px> + <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Find the curvature of a circle with radius a.

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Find the radius of curvature of the plane curve 4x2 + 4y2 + 16x - 12y -11 = 0.

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E) <strong>Find the radius of curvature of the plane curve 4x<sup>2</sup> + 4y<sup>2</sup> + 16x - 12y -11 = 0.</strong> A) 6 B) 3 C) 2 D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Find <strong>Find   and   for the circular motion described by r(t) = (cos bt) i + (sin bt) j.</strong> A)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i - (sin bt) j B)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = (cos bt) i - (sin bt) j C)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j D)   = -(sin bt) i - (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j E)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j <div style=padding-top: 35px> and <strong>Find   and   for the circular motion described by r(t) = (cos bt) i + (sin bt) j.</strong> A)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i - (sin bt) j B)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = (cos bt) i - (sin bt) j C)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j D)   = -(sin bt) i - (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j E)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j <div style=padding-top: 35px> for the circular motion described by r(t) = (cos bt) i + (sin bt) j.

A) <strong>Find   and   for the circular motion described by r(t) = (cos bt) i + (sin bt) j.</strong> A)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i - (sin bt) j B)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = (cos bt) i - (sin bt) j C)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j D)   = -(sin bt) i - (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j E)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j <div style=padding-top: 35px> = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and <strong>Find   and   for the circular motion described by r(t) = (cos bt) i + (sin bt) j.</strong> A)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i - (sin bt) j B)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = (cos bt) i - (sin bt) j C)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j D)   = -(sin bt) i - (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j E)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j <div style=padding-top: 35px> = -(cos bt) i - (sin bt) j
B) <strong>Find   and   for the circular motion described by r(t) = (cos bt) i + (sin bt) j.</strong> A)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i - (sin bt) j B)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = (cos bt) i - (sin bt) j C)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j D)   = -(sin bt) i - (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j E)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j <div style=padding-top: 35px> = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and <strong>Find   and   for the circular motion described by r(t) = (cos bt) i + (sin bt) j.</strong> A)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i - (sin bt) j B)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = (cos bt) i - (sin bt) j C)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j D)   = -(sin bt) i - (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j E)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j <div style=padding-top: 35px> = (cos bt) i - (sin bt) j
C) <strong>Find   and   for the circular motion described by r(t) = (cos bt) i + (sin bt) j.</strong> A)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i - (sin bt) j B)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = (cos bt) i - (sin bt) j C)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j D)   = -(sin bt) i - (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j E)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j <div style=padding-top: 35px> = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and <strong>Find   and   for the circular motion described by r(t) = (cos bt) i + (sin bt) j.</strong> A)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i - (sin bt) j B)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = (cos bt) i - (sin bt) j C)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j D)   = -(sin bt) i - (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j E)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j <div style=padding-top: 35px> = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j
D) <strong>Find   and   for the circular motion described by r(t) = (cos bt) i + (sin bt) j.</strong> A)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i - (sin bt) j B)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = (cos bt) i - (sin bt) j C)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j D)   = -(sin bt) i - (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j E)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j <div style=padding-top: 35px> = -(sin bt) i - (cos bt) j and <strong>Find   and   for the circular motion described by r(t) = (cos bt) i + (sin bt) j.</strong> A)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i - (sin bt) j B)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = (cos bt) i - (sin bt) j C)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j D)   = -(sin bt) i - (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j E)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j <div style=padding-top: 35px> = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j
E) <strong>Find   and   for the circular motion described by r(t) = (cos bt) i + (sin bt) j.</strong> A)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i - (sin bt) j B)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = (cos bt) i - (sin bt) j C)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j D)   = -(sin bt) i - (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j E)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j <div style=padding-top: 35px> = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and <strong>Find   and   for the circular motion described by r(t) = (cos bt) i + (sin bt) j.</strong> A)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i - (sin bt) j B)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = (cos bt) i - (sin bt) j C)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j D)   = -(sin bt) i - (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j E)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j <div style=padding-top: 35px> = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j
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For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix <div style=padding-top: 35px> (s) and the torsion <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix <div style=padding-top: 35px> (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?

A) c = <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix <div style=padding-top: 35px> , 11ee7b4a_c535_8783_ae82_218a633b3a19_TB9661_11 = <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix <div style=padding-top: 35px> , 11ee7b4a_f17d_2194_ae82_9be00d89db23_TB9661_11 = 0, circle
B) c = <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix <div style=padding-top: 35px> , 11ee7b4a_c535_8783_ae82_218a633b3a19_TB9661_11 = <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix <div style=padding-top: 35px> , 11ee7b4a_f17d_2194_ae82_9be00d89db23_TB9661_11 = <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix <div style=padding-top: 35px> , circular helix
C) c = <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix <div style=padding-top: 35px> , 11ee7b4a_c535_8783_ae82_218a633b3a19_TB9661_11 = <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix <div style=padding-top: 35px> , 11ee7b4a_f17d_2194_ae82_9be00d89db23_TB9661_11= <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix <div style=padding-top: 35px> , circular helix
D) c = <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix <div style=padding-top: 35px> , 11ee7b4a_c535_8783_ae82_218a633b3a19_TB9661_11 = <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix <div style=padding-top: 35px> , 11ee7b4a_f17d_2194_ae82_9be00d89db23_TB9661_11 = <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix <div style=padding-top: 35px> , circular helix
E) c = <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix <div style=padding-top: 35px> , 11ee7b4a_c535_8783_ae82_218a633b3a19_TB9661_11 = <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix <div style=padding-top: 35px> , 11ee7b4a_f17d_2194_ae82_9be00d89db23_TB9661_11 = <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix <div style=padding-top: 35px> , circular helix
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Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> (s) and <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let { <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 0 and <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 0 for <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> Calculate <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , and <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> in terms of <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , and <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> .

A) <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B) <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C) <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D) <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E) <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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A curve with constant curvature and constant torsion is a circular helix. What is the radius of the cylinder on which the helix is wound if the curvature is 1 and the torsion is 2?

A) <strong>A curve with constant curvature and constant torsion is a circular helix. What is the radius of the cylinder on which the helix is wound if the curvature is 1 and the torsion is 2?</strong> A)   B)   C)   D) 5 E) 1 <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B) <strong>A curve with constant curvature and constant torsion is a circular helix. What is the radius of the cylinder on which the helix is wound if the curvature is 1 and the torsion is 2?</strong> A)   B)   C)   D) 5 E) 1 <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C) <strong>A curve with constant curvature and constant torsion is a circular helix. What is the radius of the cylinder on which the helix is wound if the curvature is 1 and the torsion is 2?</strong> A)   B)   C)   D) 5 E) 1 <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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A curve can have constant curvature A curve can have constant curvature   = 2 and constant torsion   = 0.<div style=padding-top: 35px> = 2 and constant torsion A curve can have constant curvature   = 2 and constant torsion   = 0.<div style=padding-top: 35px> = 0.
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A curve can have constant curvature A curve can have constant curvature   = 0 and constant torsion   = 2.<div style=padding-top: 35px> = 0 and constant torsion A curve can have constant curvature   = 0 and constant torsion   = 2.<div style=padding-top: 35px> = 2.
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The curve r = r(s) is a straight line if and only if The curve r = r(s) is a straight line if and only if   (s) = 0 for all s.<div style=padding-top: 35px> (s) = 0 for all s.
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A curve r(s) parametrized in terms of arc length s is traced at unit speed (thus, A curve r(s) parametrized in terms of arc length s is traced at unit speed (thus,   =1).<div style=padding-top: 35px> =1).
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Find the curvature of the parabola y = x2 at the point (0, 0).

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Find the curvature of the hyperbola xy = 1 at (1, 1).

A) <strong>Find the curvature of the hyperbola xy = 1 at (1, 1).</strong> A)   B) 2 C)   D)   E) 2   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Find the maximum and minimum values of the curvature of the ellipse r = (3 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j.

A) max <strong>Find the maximum and minimum values of the curvature of the ellipse r = (3 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j.</strong> A) max   , min   B) max   , min   C) max   , min   D) max 2, min   E) max   , min   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , min <strong>Find the maximum and minimum values of the curvature of the ellipse r = (3 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j.</strong> A) max   , min   B) max   , min   C) max   , min   D) max 2, min   E) max   , min   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B) max <strong>Find the maximum and minimum values of the curvature of the ellipse r = (3 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j.</strong> A) max   , min   B) max   , min   C) max   , min   D) max 2, min   E) max   , min   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , min <strong>Find the maximum and minimum values of the curvature of the ellipse r = (3 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j.</strong> A) max   , min   B) max   , min   C) max   , min   D) max 2, min   E) max   , min   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C) max <strong>Find the maximum and minimum values of the curvature of the ellipse r = (3 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j.</strong> A) max   , min   B) max   , min   C) max   , min   D) max 2, min   E) max   , min   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , min <strong>Find the maximum and minimum values of the curvature of the ellipse r = (3 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j.</strong> A) max   , min   B) max   , min   C) max   , min   D) max 2, min   E) max   , min   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D) max 2, min <strong>Find the maximum and minimum values of the curvature of the ellipse r = (3 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j.</strong> A) max   , min   B) max   , min   C) max   , min   D) max 2, min   E) max   , min   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E) max <strong>Find the maximum and minimum values of the curvature of the ellipse r = (3 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j.</strong> A) max   , min   B) max   , min   C) max   , min   D) max 2, min   E) max   , min   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , min <strong>Find the maximum and minimum values of the curvature of the ellipse r = (3 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j.</strong> A) max   , min   B) max   , min   C) max   , min   D) max 2, min   E) max   , min   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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At what value of x is the radius of curvature of y = ex smallest?

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Find <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> and <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 - <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> ) j.

A) <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> i + <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> j, <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> = - <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> i + <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> j
B) <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> i + <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> j, <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> i - <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> j
C) <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> i - <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> j, <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> i + <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> j
D) <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> i - <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> j, <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> = - <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> i - <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> j
E) <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> i - <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> j, <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> = - <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> i - <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j <div style=padding-top: 35px> j
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The acceleration, the unit tangent, and the principal unit normal of a moving particle in space at a particular time are respectively given by
a = 12 i + 3 j -12 k , <strong>The acceleration, the unit tangent, and the principal unit normal of a moving particle in space at a particular time are respectively given by a = 12 i + 3 j -12 k ,   =   ( 2 i + j - 2 k ), and   =   ( i -4 j - k ) The tangential component of the acceleration is equal to:</strong> A) 2   ( i - j + k ) B) 17 C) 8 i + j + 8 k D) 2   E) 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>The acceleration, the unit tangent, and the principal unit normal of a moving particle in space at a particular time are respectively given by a = 12 i + 3 j -12 k ,   =   ( 2 i + j - 2 k ), and   =   ( i -4 j - k ) The tangential component of the acceleration is equal to:</strong> A) 2   ( i - j + k ) B) 17 C) 8 i + j + 8 k D) 2   E) 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> ( 2 i + j - 2 k ), and <strong>The acceleration, the unit tangent, and the principal unit normal of a moving particle in space at a particular time are respectively given by a = 12 i + 3 j -12 k ,   =   ( 2 i + j - 2 k ), and   =   ( i -4 j - k ) The tangential component of the acceleration is equal to:</strong> A) 2   ( i - j + k ) B) 17 C) 8 i + j + 8 k D) 2   E) 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>The acceleration, the unit tangent, and the principal unit normal of a moving particle in space at a particular time are respectively given by a = 12 i + 3 j -12 k ,   =   ( 2 i + j - 2 k ), and   =   ( i -4 j - k ) The tangential component of the acceleration is equal to:</strong> A) 2   ( i - j + k ) B) 17 C) 8 i + j + 8 k D) 2   E) 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> ( i -4 j - k )
The tangential component of the acceleration is equal to:

A) 2 <strong>The acceleration, the unit tangent, and the principal unit normal of a moving particle in space at a particular time are respectively given by a = 12 i + 3 j -12 k ,   =   ( 2 i + j - 2 k ), and   =   ( i -4 j - k ) The tangential component of the acceleration is equal to:</strong> A) 2   ( i - j + k ) B) 17 C) 8 i + j + 8 k D) 2   E) 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px> ( i - j + k )
B) 17
C) 8 i + j + 8 k
D) 2 <strong>The acceleration, the unit tangent, and the principal unit normal of a moving particle in space at a particular time are respectively given by a = 12 i + 3 j -12 k ,   =   ( 2 i + j - 2 k ), and   =   ( i -4 j - k ) The tangential component of the acceleration is equal to:</strong> A) 2   ( i - j + k ) B) 17 C) 8 i + j + 8 k D) 2   E) 0 <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E) 0
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Find the radius of curvature of the curve r = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + (2 sin t) k.

A)<strong>Find the radius of curvature of the curve r = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + (2 sin t) k.</strong> A)  = 2   B)   = 2   C)   =     D)   =     E)  =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 2 <strong>Find the radius of curvature of the curve r = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + (2 sin t) k.</strong> A)  = 2   B)   = 2   C)   =     D)   =     E)  =   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B) 11efb6fe_8167_da73_bb63_af6e34405a3b_TB9661_00 = 2 <strong>Find the radius of curvature of the curve r = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + (2 sin t) k.</strong> A)  = 2   B)   = 2   C)   =     D)   =     E)  =   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C) 11efb6fe_8167_da73_bb63_af6e34405a3b_TB9661_00 = <strong>Find the radius of curvature of the curve r = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + (2 sin t) k.</strong> A)  = 2   B)   = 2   C)   =     D)   =     E)  =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> <strong>Find the radius of curvature of the curve r = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + (2 sin t) k.</strong> A)  = 2   B)   = 2   C)   =     D)   =     E)  =   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D) 11efb6fe_8167_da73_bb63_af6e34405a3b_TB9661_00 = <strong>Find the radius of curvature of the curve r = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + (2 sin t) k.</strong> A)  = 2   B)   = 2   C)   =     D)   =     E)  =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> <strong>Find the radius of curvature of the curve r = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + (2 sin t) k.</strong> A)  = 2   B)   = 2   C)   =     D)   =     E)  =   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E)11efb6fe_8167_da73_bb63_af6e34405a3b_TB9661_00 = <strong>Find the radius of curvature of the curve r = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + (2 sin t) k.</strong> A)  = 2   B)   = 2   C)   =     D)   =     E)  =   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Find the curvature of r = ( <strong>Find the curvature of r = (   t) i + (   t) j at t =   .</strong> A)   B) -   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> t) i + ( <strong>Find the curvature of r = (   t) i + (   t) j at t =   .</strong> A)   B) -   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> t) j at t = <strong>Find the curvature of r = (   t) i + (   t) j at t =   .</strong> A)   B) -   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> .

A) <strong>Find the curvature of r = (   t) i + (   t) j at t =   .</strong> A)   B) -   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B) - <strong>Find the curvature of r = (   t) i + (   t) j at t =   .</strong> A)   B) -   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C) <strong>Find the curvature of r = (   t) i + (   t) j at t =   .</strong> A)   B) -   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D) <strong>Find the curvature of r = (   t) i + (   t) j at t =   .</strong> A)   B) -   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E) <strong>Find the curvature of r = (   t) i + (   t) j at t =   .</strong> A)   B) -   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t - <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k <div style=padding-top: 35px> ) i + 3t j + (2t - <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k <div style=padding-top: 35px> ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by

A) - <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k <div style=padding-top: 35px> i - <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k <div style=padding-top: 35px> j + <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k <div style=padding-top: 35px> k
B) - <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k <div style=padding-top: 35px> i + <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k <div style=padding-top: 35px> j + <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k <div style=padding-top: 35px> k
C) - <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k <div style=padding-top: 35px> i + <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k <div style=padding-top: 35px> j + <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k <div style=padding-top: 35px> k
D) - <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k <div style=padding-top: 35px> i - <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k <div style=padding-top: 35px> j + <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k <div style=padding-top: 35px> k
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Find the curvature and the torsion of the curve of intersection of the surfaces x2 + y2 + z2 = 18 and Find the curvature and the torsion of the curve of intersection of the surfaces x<sup>2</sup> + y<sup>2</sup> + z<sup>2</sup> = 18 and   at an arbitrary point (x, y, z).<div style=padding-top: 35px> at an arbitrary point (x, y, z).
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Find the point on the curve r(t) = (5 sin t) i + (5 cos t) j + 12t k at a distance 26 π\pi units along the curve from the point (0, 5, 0) when t > 0 corresponds to the direction of increasing arc length.

A) (-5, 0, 2 π\pi )
B) (5, 0, 12 π\pi )
C) (0, 5, 26 π\pi )
D) (0, 5, 24 π\pi )
E) (5, 0,12 π\pi )
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Find the radius of curvature of r = <strong>Find the radius of curvature of r =   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> .

A) <strong>Find the radius of curvature of r =   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B) <strong>Find the radius of curvature of r =   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C) <strong>Find the radius of curvature of r =   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D) <strong>Find the radius of curvature of r =   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E) <strong>Find the radius of curvature of r =   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Find the Frenet frame for the curve r = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> .

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B) <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C) <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D) <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E) <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Find an equation for the osculating circle of the curve r = t i + (sin t) j at the point ( <strong>Find an equation for the osculating circle of the curve r = t i + (sin t) j at the point (   , 1).</strong> A)   +   = 4 B)   +   = 2 C)   +   = 1 D)   +   =   E)   +   = 2 <div style=padding-top: 35px> , 1).

A) <strong>Find an equation for the osculating circle of the curve r = t i + (sin t) j at the point (   , 1).</strong> A)   +   = 4 B)   +   = 2 C)   +   = 1 D)   +   =   E)   +   = 2 <div style=padding-top: 35px> + <strong>Find an equation for the osculating circle of the curve r = t i + (sin t) j at the point (   , 1).</strong> A)   +   = 4 B)   +   = 2 C)   +   = 1 D)   +   =   E)   +   = 2 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 4
B) <strong>Find an equation for the osculating circle of the curve r = t i + (sin t) j at the point (   , 1).</strong> A)   +   = 4 B)   +   = 2 C)   +   = 1 D)   +   =   E)   +   = 2 <div style=padding-top: 35px> + <strong>Find an equation for the osculating circle of the curve r = t i + (sin t) j at the point (   , 1).</strong> A)   +   = 4 B)   +   = 2 C)   +   = 1 D)   +   =   E)   +   = 2 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 2
C) <strong>Find an equation for the osculating circle of the curve r = t i + (sin t) j at the point (   , 1).</strong> A)   +   = 4 B)   +   = 2 C)   +   = 1 D)   +   =   E)   +   = 2 <div style=padding-top: 35px> + <strong>Find an equation for the osculating circle of the curve r = t i + (sin t) j at the point (   , 1).</strong> A)   +   = 4 B)   +   = 2 C)   +   = 1 D)   +   =   E)   +   = 2 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 1
D) <strong>Find an equation for the osculating circle of the curve r = t i + (sin t) j at the point (   , 1).</strong> A)   +   = 4 B)   +   = 2 C)   +   = 1 D)   +   =   E)   +   = 2 <div style=padding-top: 35px> + <strong>Find an equation for the osculating circle of the curve r = t i + (sin t) j at the point (   , 1).</strong> A)   +   = 4 B)   +   = 2 C)   +   = 1 D)   +   =   E)   +   = 2 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>Find an equation for the osculating circle of the curve r = t i + (sin t) j at the point (   , 1).</strong> A)   +   = 4 B)   +   = 2 C)   +   = 1 D)   +   =   E)   +   = 2 <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E) <strong>Find an equation for the osculating circle of the curve r = t i + (sin t) j at the point (   , 1).</strong> A)   +   = 4 B)   +   = 2 C)   +   = 1 D)   +   =   E)   +   = 2 <div style=padding-top: 35px> + <strong>Find an equation for the osculating circle of the curve r = t i + (sin t) j at the point (   , 1).</strong> A)   +   = 4 B)   +   = 2 C)   +   = 1 D)   +   =   E)   +   = 2 <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 2
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Find the radius of curvature of the cycloid r = a ( θ\theta - sin θ\theta ) i + a(1 - cos θ\theta ) j at the point θ\theta = π\pi . Assume that a > 0.

A) 4a
B)  <strong>Find the radius of curvature of the cycloid r = a ( \theta  - sin  \theta ) i + a(1 - cos  \theta ) j at the point  \theta  =   \pi . Assume that a > 0.</strong> A) 4a B)   C) 2a D)   E) a <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C) 2a
D)  <strong>Find the radius of curvature of the cycloid r = a ( \theta  - sin  \theta ) i + a(1 - cos  \theta ) j at the point  \theta  =   \pi . Assume that a > 0.</strong> A) 4a B)   C) 2a D)   E) a <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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The speed and the magnitude of the acceleration of a moving particle at some point P are 3 units and 4 units, respectively. If the angle between the velocity and acceleration vectors at the point P is 30°, determine the radius of curvature of the particle's trajectory at P.

A) <strong>The speed and the magnitude of the acceleration of a moving particle at some point P are 3 units and 4 units, respectively. If the angle between the velocity and acceleration vectors at the point P is 30°, determine the radius of curvature of the particle's trajectory at P.</strong> A)   B) 4.5 C)   D)   E) 2.25 F)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B) 4.5
C) <strong>The speed and the magnitude of the acceleration of a moving particle at some point P are 3 units and 4 units, respectively. If the angle between the velocity and acceleration vectors at the point P is 30°, determine the radius of curvature of the particle's trajectory at P.</strong> A)   B) 4.5 C)   D)   E) 2.25 F)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D) <strong>The speed and the magnitude of the acceleration of a moving particle at some point P are 3 units and 4 units, respectively. If the angle between the velocity and acceleration vectors at the point P is 30°, determine the radius of curvature of the particle's trajectory at P.</strong> A)   B) 4.5 C)   D)   E) 2.25 F)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E) 2.25
F) <strong>The speed and the magnitude of the acceleration of a moving particle at some point P are 3 units and 4 units, respectively. If the angle between the velocity and acceleration vectors at the point P is 30°, determine the radius of curvature of the particle's trajectory at P.</strong> A)   B) 4.5 C)   D)   E) 2.25 F)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = ( <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> cos t) i + ( <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> sin t) j.

A) <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B) <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 2 <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C) <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 2 <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D) <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 2 <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E) <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> , <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px> = <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Find the evolute <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k <div style=padding-top: 35px> (t) of the curve r(t) = ( <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k <div style=padding-top: 35px> cos t) i + ( <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k <div style=padding-top: 35px> sin t) j + 2k.

A) <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k <div style=padding-top: 35px> = - ( <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k <div style=padding-top: 35px> sin t) i + ( <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k <div style=padding-top: 35px> cos t) j + 2k
B) <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k <div style=padding-top: 35px> = ( <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k <div style=padding-top: 35px> sin t) i + ( <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k <div style=padding-top: 35px> cos t) j + 2k
C) <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k <div style=padding-top: 35px> = ( <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k <div style=padding-top: 35px> sin t) i - ( <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k <div style=padding-top: 35px> cos t) j
D) <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k <div style=padding-top: 35px> = - ( <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k <div style=padding-top: 35px> sin t) i - ( <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k <div style=padding-top: 35px> cos t) j
E) <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k <div style=padding-top: 35px> = - ( <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k <div style=padding-top: 35px> sin t) i - ( <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k <div style=padding-top: 35px> cos t) j + k
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Find the evolute <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + 3t k.</strong> A)   = -   sin t i -   cos t j + 3t k B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> (t) of the curve r(t) = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + 3t k.

A) <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + 3t k.</strong> A)   = -   sin t i -   cos t j + 3t k B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> = - <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + 3t k.</strong> A)   = -   sin t i -   cos t j + 3t k B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> sin t i - <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + 3t k.</strong> A)   = -   sin t i -   cos t j + 3t k B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px> cos t j + 3t k
B) <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + 3t k.</strong> A)   = -   sin t i -   cos t j + 3t k B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C) <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + 3t k.</strong> A)   = -   sin t i -   cos t j + 3t k B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D) <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + 3t k.</strong> A)   = -   sin t i -   cos t j + 3t k B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E) <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + 3t k.</strong> A)   = -   sin t i -   cos t j + 3t k B)   C)   D)   E)   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0 \le x \le 1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x \le 0, and y = 1, x \ge 1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.

A) f(x) = 10  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2   <div style=padding-top: 35px>  - 15  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2   <div style=padding-top: 35px>  + 6  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B) f(x) = 4  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2   <div style=padding-top: 35px>  - 7  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2   <div style=padding-top: 35px>  + 4  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C) f(x) = 2  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2   <div style=padding-top: 35px>  - 3  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2   <div style=padding-top: 35px>  + 2  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D) f(x) = 18  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2   <div style=padding-top: 35px>  - 30  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2   <div style=padding-top: 35px>  + 13  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E) f(x) =  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2   <div style=padding-top: 35px>  - 3  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2   <div style=padding-top: 35px>  + 2  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2   <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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A curve with nonzero curvature lies in a plane if and only if the torsion of the curve is identically zero.
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A frictionless highway turn has a constant curvature 1.96 ×  <strong>A frictionless highway turn has a constant curvature 1.96 ×     and is banked at an angle  \theta  =   (0.2). What is the maximum safe speed for the turn in m/s? You may assume the gravitational acceleration g = 9.8 m/   .</strong> A) 100 m/s B) 19.6 m/s C) 20 m/s D) 25 m/s E) 10 m/s <div style=padding-top: 35px>   <strong>A frictionless highway turn has a constant curvature 1.96 ×     and is banked at an angle  \theta  =   (0.2). What is the maximum safe speed for the turn in m/s? You may assume the gravitational acceleration g = 9.8 m/   .</strong> A) 100 m/s B) 19.6 m/s C) 20 m/s D) 25 m/s E) 10 m/s <div style=padding-top: 35px>  and is banked at an angle θ\theta =  <strong>A frictionless highway turn has a constant curvature 1.96 ×     and is banked at an angle  \theta  =   (0.2). What is the maximum safe speed for the turn in m/s? You may assume the gravitational acceleration g = 9.8 m/   .</strong> A) 100 m/s B) 19.6 m/s C) 20 m/s D) 25 m/s E) 10 m/s <div style=padding-top: 35px>  (0.2). What is the maximum safe speed for the turn in m/s?
You may assume the gravitational acceleration g = 9.8 m/  <strong>A frictionless highway turn has a constant curvature 1.96 ×     and is banked at an angle  \theta  =   (0.2). What is the maximum safe speed for the turn in m/s? You may assume the gravitational acceleration g = 9.8 m/   .</strong> A) 100 m/s B) 19.6 m/s C) 20 m/s D) 25 m/s E) 10 m/s <div style=padding-top: 35px>  .

A) 100 m/s
B) 19.6 m/s
C) 20 m/s
D) 25 m/s
E) 10 m/s
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A frictionless road turn is approximately circular of radius 50 metres and is designed for a maximum safe speed of 10 m/s. Determine the banking angle of the turn to the nearest degree.You may assume the gravitational acceleration g = 9.8 m/s2.
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The period of the moon's orbit around the Earth is approximately 27.32 days, and the semi-major axis of its orbit is about 385 000 km. Find the radius and location of the circular orbit of a geosynchronous satellite (i.e., one that remains above the same point on the Earth's surface).

A) 69 742 km, in the equatorial plane
B) 35 016 km, in the equatorial plane
C) 42 443 km, in the equatorial plane
D) 45 229 km, in a polar plane
E) none of the above
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The distance from the moon to the Earth at perigee is about 356 000 km and its distance at apogee is about 406 700 km. Find the eccentricity of the moon's orbit.

A) 0.066
B) 0.058
C) 0.051
D) 0.043
E) none of the above
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The angular velocity of a certain comet at perihelion is 10 times its angular velocity at aphelion. Find the eccentricity of the comet's orbit.

A) <strong>The angular velocity of a certain comet at perihelion is 10 times its angular velocity at aphelion. Find the eccentricity of the comet's orbit.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B) <strong>The angular velocity of a certain comet at perihelion is 10 times its angular velocity at aphelion. Find the eccentricity of the comet's orbit.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C) <strong>The angular velocity of a certain comet at perihelion is 10 times its angular velocity at aphelion. Find the eccentricity of the comet's orbit.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D) <strong>The angular velocity of a certain comet at perihelion is 10 times its angular velocity at aphelion. Find the eccentricity of the comet's orbit.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E) none of the above
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Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>  . Express your answer s as functions of θ\theta .

A)  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>  = -  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>  ,  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>  = -  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B)  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>  = -  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>  ,  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>  =  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C)  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>  = -  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>  ,  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>  =  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D)  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>  =  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>  ,  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>  =  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E) none of the above
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Let r(t) = 4t i + 3sin(t) j - 3cos(t) k be a differentiable vector function giving the position r of a particle at time t. Find the speed of the particle at time t = <strong>Let r(t) = 4t i + 3sin(t) j - 3cos(t) k be a differentiable vector function giving the position r of a particle at time t. Find the speed of the particle at time t =   seconds.</strong> A) 5.5 units/s B) 5.0 units/s C) 4.5 units/s D) 4.0 units/s E) 3.5 units/s seconds.

A) 5.5 units/s
B) 5.0 units/s
C) 4.5 units/s
D) 4.0 units/s
E) 3.5 units/s
5.0 units/s
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Find the velocity at time t = -2 of a particle whose position at time t is given by r(t) = 3t i - <strong>Find the velocity at time t = -2 of a particle whose position at time t is given by r(t) = 3t i -   j.</strong> A) v(-2) = - 3i + 12j B) v(-2) =- 3i - 12j C) v(-2) =3i + 12j D) v(-2) = 3i - 12j E) v(-2) = 3i - 4j j.

A) v(-2) = - 3i + 12j
B) v(-2) =- 3i - 12j
C) v(-2) =3i + 12j
D) v(-2) = 3i - 12j
E) v(-2) = 3i - 4j
v(-2) = 3i - 12j
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Find the acceleration at time t = -1 of a particle whose position at time t is given by r(t) = 4t i + <strong>Find the acceleration at time t = -1 of a particle whose position at time t is given by r(t) = 4t i +   j.</strong> A) a(-1) = -2j B) a(-1) = 2j C) a(-1) = i - 2j D) a(-1) = i + 2j E) a(-1) = 2i + j j.

A) a(-1) = -2j
B) a(-1) = 2j
C) a(-1) = i - 2j
D) a(-1) = i + 2j
E) a(-1) = 2i + j
a(-1) = 2j
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A moving particle starts at an initial position (1, 0, 0) with initial velocity i - j + k. Its acceleration at time t is a(t) = 4t i + 6t j + k. Find its velocity and position at time t > 0.

A) <strong>A moving particle starts at an initial position (1, 0, 0) with initial velocity i - j + k. Its acceleration at time t is a(t) = 4t i + 6t j + k. Find its velocity and position at time t > 0.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
B) <strong>A moving particle starts at an initial position (1, 0, 0) with initial velocity i - j + k. Its acceleration at time t is a(t) = 4t i + 6t j + k. Find its velocity and position at time t > 0.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
C) <strong>A moving particle starts at an initial position (1, 0, 0) with initial velocity i - j + k. Its acceleration at time t is a(t) = 4t i + 6t j + k. Find its velocity and position at time t > 0.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
D) <strong>A moving particle starts at an initial position (1, 0, 0) with initial velocity i - j + k. Its acceleration at time t is a(t) = 4t i + 6t j + k. Find its velocity and position at time t > 0.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
E) <strong>A moving particle starts at an initial position (1, 0, 0) with initial velocity i - j + k. Its acceleration at time t is a(t) = 4t i + 6t j + k. Find its velocity and position at time t > 0.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
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Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) = (2sin t) i + 6t j + (2cos t) k.

A) <strong>Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) = (2sin t) i + 6t j + (2cos t) k.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
B) <strong>Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) = (2sin t) i + 6t j + (2cos t) k.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
C) <strong>Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) = (2sin t) i + 6t j + (2cos t) k.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
D) <strong>Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) = (2sin t) i + 6t j + (2cos t) k.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
E) <strong>Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) = (2sin t) i + 6t j + (2cos t) k.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
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Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) = <strong>Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) =   t i +   j +   k.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   t i + <strong>Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) =   t i +   j +   k.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   j + <strong>Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) =   t i +   j +   k.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   k.

A) <strong>Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) =   t i +   j +   k.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
B) <strong>Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) =   t i +   j +   k.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
C) <strong>Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) =   t i +   j +   k.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
D) <strong>Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) =   t i +   j +   k.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
E) <strong>Find the velocity, speed, and acceleration at time t of a particle that has position function r(t) =   t i +   j +   k.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
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What kind of curve is r(t) = <strong>What kind of curve is r(t) =   (sin t) i +   (sin t) j + 2(cos t) k?</strong> A) a circular helix B) an oval plane curve that is, however, not an ellipse C) an ellipse (but not a circle) D) a circle E) a parabola (sin t) i + <strong>What kind of curve is r(t) =   (sin t) i +   (sin t) j + 2(cos t) k?</strong> A) a circular helix B) an oval plane curve that is, however, not an ellipse C) an ellipse (but not a circle) D) a circle E) a parabola (sin t) j + 2(cos t) k?

A) a circular helix
B) an oval plane curve that is, however, not an ellipse
C) an ellipse (but not a circle)
D) a circle
E) a parabola
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Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j + <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 k.

A) a helix wound around the cylinder <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 + <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 = 1
B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z = <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 intersects the sphere <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 + <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 + <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 = 4
C) the circle (of radius <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 + <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 + <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 = 3
D) the circle (of radius <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 ) in which the plane z = <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 intersects the cylinder <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 + <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 = 1
E) a helix wound around the cylinder <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 + <strong>Describe the curve r(t) = (sin t) i + (cos t) j +   k.</strong> A) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 1 B) the circle (of radius 1) in which the plane z =   intersects the sphere   +   +   = 4 C) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z = 1 intersects the sphere   +   +   = 3 D) the circle (of radius   ) in which the plane z =   intersects the cylinder   +   = 1 E) a helix wound around the cylinder   +   = 3 = 3
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Find an equation of the line tangent to the parametric space curve
r(t) = ( <strong>Find an equation of the line tangent to the parametric space curve r(t) = (   + 3t + 1) i + (2 - 7t j + (4sin(t) -3)k at the point on the curve corresponding to t = 0.</strong> A) r(u) = (1 + 3u) i + (2 - 7u) j + (- 3 + 4s) k, u    R B) 3x - 7y + 4z -23 = 0 C) x + y + z = 0 D) r(u) = (3 + u) i + (-7 + 2u) j + (4 - 3u) k, u    R E) x + 2y - 3z - 14 = 0 + 3t + 1) i + (2 - 7t j + (4sin(t) -3)k at the point on the curve corresponding to t = 0.

A) r(u) = (1 + 3u) i + (2 - 7u) j + (- 3 + 4s) k, u <strong>Find an equation of the line tangent to the parametric space curve r(t) = (   + 3t + 1) i + (2 - 7t j + (4sin(t) -3)k at the point on the curve corresponding to t = 0.</strong> A) r(u) = (1 + 3u) i + (2 - 7u) j + (- 3 + 4s) k, u    R B) 3x - 7y + 4z -23 = 0 C) x + y + z = 0 D) r(u) = (3 + u) i + (-7 + 2u) j + (4 - 3u) k, u    R E) x + 2y - 3z - 14 = 0 R
B) 3x - 7y + 4z -23 = 0
C) x + y + z = 0
D) r(u) = (3 + u) i + (-7 + 2u) j + (4 - 3u) k, u 11ee7b17_3372_5854_ae82_d19d2ea0c252_TB9661_11 R
E) x + 2y - 3z - 14 = 0
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A particle is moving to the right with constant speed 2 along the curve y = cos x in the xy-plane. Find its velocity at the instant when it crosses the vertical line x = <strong>A particle is moving to the right with constant speed 2 along the curve y = cos x in the xy-plane. Find its velocity at the instant when it crosses the vertical line x =   .</strong> A) v = i -   j B) v =   i -   j C) v =   i -   j D) v =   i -   j E) v =   i +   j .

A) v = i - <strong>A particle is moving to the right with constant speed 2 along the curve y = cos x in the xy-plane. Find its velocity at the instant when it crosses the vertical line x =   .</strong> A) v = i -   j B) v =   i -   j C) v =   i -   j D) v =   i -   j E) v =   i +   j j
B) v = <strong>A particle is moving to the right with constant speed 2 along the curve y = cos x in the xy-plane. Find its velocity at the instant when it crosses the vertical line x =   .</strong> A) v = i -   j B) v =   i -   j C) v =   i -   j D) v =   i -   j E) v =   i +   j i - <strong>A particle is moving to the right with constant speed 2 along the curve y = cos x in the xy-plane. Find its velocity at the instant when it crosses the vertical line x =   .</strong> A) v = i -   j B) v =   i -   j C) v =   i -   j D) v =   i -   j E) v =   i +   j j
C) v = <strong>A particle is moving to the right with constant speed 2 along the curve y = cos x in the xy-plane. Find its velocity at the instant when it crosses the vertical line x =   .</strong> A) v = i -   j B) v =   i -   j C) v =   i -   j D) v =   i -   j E) v =   i +   j i - <strong>A particle is moving to the right with constant speed 2 along the curve y = cos x in the xy-plane. Find its velocity at the instant when it crosses the vertical line x =   .</strong> A) v = i -   j B) v =   i -   j C) v =   i -   j D) v =   i -   j E) v =   i +   j j
D) v = <strong>A particle is moving to the right with constant speed 2 along the curve y = cos x in the xy-plane. Find its velocity at the instant when it crosses the vertical line x =   .</strong> A) v = i -   j B) v =   i -   j C) v =   i -   j D) v =   i -   j E) v =   i +   j i - <strong>A particle is moving to the right with constant speed 2 along the curve y = cos x in the xy-plane. Find its velocity at the instant when it crosses the vertical line x =   .</strong> A) v = i -   j B) v =   i -   j C) v =   i -   j D) v =   i -   j E) v =   i +   j j
E) v = <strong>A particle is moving to the right with constant speed 2 along the curve y = cos x in the xy-plane. Find its velocity at the instant when it crosses the vertical line x =   .</strong> A) v = i -   j B) v =   i -   j C) v =   i -   j D) v =   i -   j E) v =   i +   j i + <strong>A particle is moving to the right with constant speed 2 along the curve y = cos x in the xy-plane. Find its velocity at the instant when it crosses the vertical line x =   .</strong> A) v = i -   j B) v =   i -   j C) v =   i -   j D) v =   i -   j E) v =   i +   j j
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The position vector of a moving particle in space is given by the vector equation <strong>The position vector of a moving particle in space is given by the vector equation   . When will the speed of the particle be 4 units?</strong> A) t = 6 and t = -2 B) t = 0 C) t = -6 and t = 2 D) t = 6 E) t = 2 . When will the speed of the particle be 4 units?

A) t = 6 and t = -2
B) t = 0
C) t = -6 and t = 2
D) t = 6
E) t = 2
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An object is moving to the right in the xy-plane along the curve y = <strong>An object is moving to the right in the xy-plane along the curve y =     . At the instant when it is at the point   , its speed is 2 and that speed is decreasing at rate 1. What are the velocity and acceleration of the object at that instant?</strong> A) v =   (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j B) v =   (i + j), a = i - j C) v = 2 (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j D) v = 2 (i + j), a = -i + j E) v =   (i + j), a = -i + j <strong>An object is moving to the right in the xy-plane along the curve y =     . At the instant when it is at the point   , its speed is 2 and that speed is decreasing at rate 1. What are the velocity and acceleration of the object at that instant?</strong> A) v =   (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j B) v =   (i + j), a = i - j C) v = 2 (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j D) v = 2 (i + j), a = -i + j E) v =   (i + j), a = -i + j . At the instant when it is at the point <strong>An object is moving to the right in the xy-plane along the curve y =     . At the instant when it is at the point   , its speed is 2 and that speed is decreasing at rate 1. What are the velocity and acceleration of the object at that instant?</strong> A) v =   (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j B) v =   (i + j), a = i - j C) v = 2 (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j D) v = 2 (i + j), a = -i + j E) v =   (i + j), a = -i + j , its speed is 2 and that speed is decreasing at rate 1. What are the velocity and acceleration of the object at that instant?

A) v = <strong>An object is moving to the right in the xy-plane along the curve y =     . At the instant when it is at the point   , its speed is 2 and that speed is decreasing at rate 1. What are the velocity and acceleration of the object at that instant?</strong> A) v =   (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j B) v =   (i + j), a = i - j C) v = 2 (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j D) v = 2 (i + j), a = -i + j E) v =   (i + j), a = -i + j (i + j), a = (1 + <strong>An object is moving to the right in the xy-plane along the curve y =     . At the instant when it is at the point   , its speed is 2 and that speed is decreasing at rate 1. What are the velocity and acceleration of the object at that instant?</strong> A) v =   (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j B) v =   (i + j), a = i - j C) v = 2 (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j D) v = 2 (i + j), a = -i + j E) v =   (i + j), a = -i + j ) i + (1 - <strong>An object is moving to the right in the xy-plane along the curve y =     . At the instant when it is at the point   , its speed is 2 and that speed is decreasing at rate 1. What are the velocity and acceleration of the object at that instant?</strong> A) v =   (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j B) v =   (i + j), a = i - j C) v = 2 (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j D) v = 2 (i + j), a = -i + j E) v =   (i + j), a = -i + j ) j
B) v = <strong>An object is moving to the right in the xy-plane along the curve y =     . At the instant when it is at the point   , its speed is 2 and that speed is decreasing at rate 1. What are the velocity and acceleration of the object at that instant?</strong> A) v =   (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j B) v =   (i + j), a = i - j C) v = 2 (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j D) v = 2 (i + j), a = -i + j E) v =   (i + j), a = -i + j (i + j), a = i - j
C) v = 2 (i + j), a = (1 + <strong>An object is moving to the right in the xy-plane along the curve y =     . At the instant when it is at the point   , its speed is 2 and that speed is decreasing at rate 1. What are the velocity and acceleration of the object at that instant?</strong> A) v =   (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j B) v =   (i + j), a = i - j C) v = 2 (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j D) v = 2 (i + j), a = -i + j E) v =   (i + j), a = -i + j ) i + (1 - <strong>An object is moving to the right in the xy-plane along the curve y =     . At the instant when it is at the point   , its speed is 2 and that speed is decreasing at rate 1. What are the velocity and acceleration of the object at that instant?</strong> A) v =   (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j B) v =   (i + j), a = i - j C) v = 2 (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j D) v = 2 (i + j), a = -i + j E) v =   (i + j), a = -i + j ) j
D) v = 2 (i + j), a = -i + j
E) v = <strong>An object is moving to the right in the xy-plane along the curve y =     . At the instant when it is at the point   , its speed is 2 and that speed is decreasing at rate 1. What are the velocity and acceleration of the object at that instant?</strong> A) v =   (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j B) v =   (i + j), a = i - j C) v = 2 (i + j), a = (1 +   ) i + (1 -   ) j D) v = 2 (i + j), a = -i + j E) v =   (i + j), a = -i + j (i + j), a = -i + j
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At a certain instant a moving object has velocity v = 2i - 3j - k (in cm/s) and acceleration <strong>At a certain instant a moving object has velocity v = 2i - 3j - k (in cm/s) and acceleration   . How fast is its speed changing at that instant?</strong> A) speed is decreasing at /   cm   B) speed is increasing at /   cm   C) speed is decreasing at /   cm   D) speed is increasing at /   cm   E) speed is unchanging . How fast is its speed changing at that instant?

A) speed is decreasing at / <strong>At a certain instant a moving object has velocity v = 2i - 3j - k (in cm/s) and acceleration   . How fast is its speed changing at that instant?</strong> A) speed is decreasing at /   cm   B) speed is increasing at /   cm   C) speed is decreasing at /   cm   D) speed is increasing at /   cm   E) speed is unchanging cm <strong>At a certain instant a moving object has velocity v = 2i - 3j - k (in cm/s) and acceleration   . How fast is its speed changing at that instant?</strong> A) speed is decreasing at /   cm   B) speed is increasing at /   cm   C) speed is decreasing at /   cm   D) speed is increasing at /   cm   E) speed is unchanging
B) speed is increasing at / <strong>At a certain instant a moving object has velocity v = 2i - 3j - k (in cm/s) and acceleration   . How fast is its speed changing at that instant?</strong> A) speed is decreasing at /   cm   B) speed is increasing at /   cm   C) speed is decreasing at /   cm   D) speed is increasing at /   cm   E) speed is unchanging cm <strong>At a certain instant a moving object has velocity v = 2i - 3j - k (in cm/s) and acceleration   . How fast is its speed changing at that instant?</strong> A) speed is decreasing at /   cm   B) speed is increasing at /   cm   C) speed is decreasing at /   cm   D) speed is increasing at /   cm   E) speed is unchanging
C) speed is decreasing at / <strong>At a certain instant a moving object has velocity v = 2i - 3j - k (in cm/s) and acceleration   . How fast is its speed changing at that instant?</strong> A) speed is decreasing at /   cm   B) speed is increasing at /   cm   C) speed is decreasing at /   cm   D) speed is increasing at /   cm   E) speed is unchanging cm <strong>At a certain instant a moving object has velocity v = 2i - 3j - k (in cm/s) and acceleration   . How fast is its speed changing at that instant?</strong> A) speed is decreasing at /   cm   B) speed is increasing at /   cm   C) speed is decreasing at /   cm   D) speed is increasing at /   cm   E) speed is unchanging
D) speed is increasing at / <strong>At a certain instant a moving object has velocity v = 2i - 3j - k (in cm/s) and acceleration   . How fast is its speed changing at that instant?</strong> A) speed is decreasing at /   cm   B) speed is increasing at /   cm   C) speed is decreasing at /   cm   D) speed is increasing at /   cm   E) speed is unchanging cm <strong>At a certain instant a moving object has velocity v = 2i - 3j - k (in cm/s) and acceleration   . How fast is its speed changing at that instant?</strong> A) speed is decreasing at /   cm   B) speed is increasing at /   cm   C) speed is decreasing at /   cm   D) speed is increasing at /   cm   E) speed is unchanging
E) speed is unchanging
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Suppose that the position r(t) and velocity v(t) of a moving object satisfy r(t) . v(t) = 0 for all t. What does this imply about the curve r(t)?

A) The curve lies on a sphere centred at the origin.
B) The curve lies in a plane.
C) The curve is a circle.
D) The curve is a helix.
E) The curve lies on a hyperboloid.
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The position function of a particle is given by r(t) = , <strong>The position function of a particle is given by r(t) = ,   When is the speed a minimum?</strong> A) t = 2 B) t = 3 C) t = 4 D) t = 5 E) t = 1 When is the speed a minimum?

A) t = 2
B) t = 3
C) t = 4
D) t = 5
E) t = 1
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The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.

A) <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle = <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle ; <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle = <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle ; path is a circular helix
B) <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle = <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle ; <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle = <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle ; path is a circle
C) <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle = <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle ; <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle = 2; path is a circular helix
D) <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle = <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle ; <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle = 1; path is a circular helix
E) <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle = <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle ; <strong>The position of a particle at time t is given by r = (cos t) i + (sin t) j + t k. Find the speed and the magnitude of the acceleration at any time t. Describe the motion.</strong> A)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circular helix B)   =   ;   =   ; path is a circle C)   =   ;   = 2; path is a circular helix D)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circular helix E)   =   ;   = 1; path is a circle = 1; path is a circle
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Solve the initial-value problem <strong>Solve the initial-value problem  </strong> A) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) B) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) C) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) D) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) E) r(t) =   sin(kt) +   cos(kt)

A) r(t) = <strong>Solve the initial-value problem  </strong> A) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) B) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) C) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) D) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) E) r(t) =   sin(kt) +   cos(kt) cos(kt) - <strong>Solve the initial-value problem  </strong> A) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) B) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) C) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) D) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) E) r(t) =   sin(kt) +   cos(kt) sin(kt)
B) r(t) = <strong>Solve the initial-value problem  </strong> A) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) B) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) C) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) D) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) E) r(t) =   sin(kt) +   cos(kt) cos(kt) + <strong>Solve the initial-value problem  </strong> A) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) B) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) C) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) D) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) E) r(t) =   sin(kt) +   cos(kt) sin(kt)
C) r(t) = <strong>Solve the initial-value problem  </strong> A) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) B) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) C) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) D) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) E) r(t) =   sin(kt) +   cos(kt) cos(kt) + <strong>Solve the initial-value problem  </strong> A) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) B) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) C) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) D) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) E) r(t) =   sin(kt) +   cos(kt) sin(kt)
D) r(t) = <strong>Solve the initial-value problem  </strong> A) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) B) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) C) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) D) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) E) r(t) =   sin(kt) +   cos(kt) cos(kt) - <strong>Solve the initial-value problem  </strong> A) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) B) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) C) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) D) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) E) r(t) =   sin(kt) +   cos(kt) sin(kt)
E) r(t) = <strong>Solve the initial-value problem  </strong> A) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) B) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) C) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) D) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) E) r(t) =   sin(kt) +   cos(kt) sin(kt) + <strong>Solve the initial-value problem  </strong> A) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) B) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) C) r(t) =   cos(kt) +   sin(kt) D) r(t) =   cos(kt) -   sin(kt) E) r(t) =   sin(kt) +   cos(kt) cos(kt)
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Suppose the position vector r(t) of an object moving in 3-space and the corresponding velocity and acceleration vectors v(t) and a(t) satisfy
(i) a(t) is parallel to r(t) for all t, and
(ii) r(0) × v(0) = c (a nonzero constant vector).
Find r(t) × v(t) and c . r(t) for all t.
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Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression . <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   .   + u(t) .   B)   .   C) u(t) .   D) 0 E)   .   + u(t) .   <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   .   + u(t) .   B)   .   C) u(t) .   D) 0 E)   .   + u(t) .

A) <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   .   + u(t) .   B)   .   C) u(t) .   D) 0 E)   .   + u(t) .   . <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   .   + u(t) .   B)   .   C) u(t) .   D) 0 E)   .   + u(t) .   + u(t) . <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   .   + u(t) .   B)   .   C) u(t) .   D) 0 E)   .   + u(t) .
B) <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   .   + u(t) .   B)   .   C) u(t) .   D) 0 E)   .   + u(t) .   . <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   .   + u(t) .   B)   .   C) u(t) .   D) 0 E)   .   + u(t) .
C) u(t) . <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   .   + u(t) .   B)   .   C) u(t) .   D) 0 E)   .   + u(t) .
D) 0
E) <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   .   + u(t) .   B)   .   C) u(t) .   D) 0 E)   .   + u(t) .   . <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   .   + u(t) .   B)   .   C) u(t) .   D) 0 E)   .   + u(t) .   + u(t) . <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   .   + u(t) .   B)   .   C) u(t) .   D) 0 E)   .   + u(t) .
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Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression . <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   ×   + u(t) ×   B)   ×   C) u(t) ×   D) 0 E)   ×   + u(t) ×   <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   ×   + u(t) ×   B)   ×   C) u(t) ×   D) 0 E)   ×   + u(t) ×

A) <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   ×   + u(t) ×   B)   ×   C) u(t) ×   D) 0 E)   ×   + u(t) ×   × <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   ×   + u(t) ×   B)   ×   C) u(t) ×   D) 0 E)   ×   + u(t) ×   + u(t) × <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   ×   + u(t) ×   B)   ×   C) u(t) ×   D) 0 E)   ×   + u(t) ×
B) <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   ×   + u(t) ×   B)   ×   C) u(t) ×   D) 0 E)   ×   + u(t) ×   × <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   ×   + u(t) ×   B)   ×   C) u(t) ×   D) 0 E)   ×   + u(t) ×
C) u(t) × <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   ×   + u(t) ×   B)   ×   C) u(t) ×   D) 0 E)   ×   + u(t) ×
D) 0
E) <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   ×   + u(t) ×   B)   ×   C) u(t) ×   D) 0 E)   ×   + u(t) ×   × <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   ×   + u(t) ×   B)   ×   C) u(t) ×   D) 0 E)   ×   + u(t) ×   + u(t) × <strong>Assuming u(t) has continuous derivatives of all required orders, simplify the expression .    </strong> A)   ×   + u(t) ×   B)   ×   C) u(t) ×   D) 0 E)   ×   + u(t) ×
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If u and v are differentiable functions of t, then If u and v are differentiable functions of t, then
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If r(t) , v(t) and a(t) are the position, velocity, and acceleration of a moving particle at any time t, respectively, and if the speed at any time t is a constant , then the velocity and acceleration vectors are perpendicular.
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A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 + <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 and its magnitude of its acceleration <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 .

A) max <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 = 3, min <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 = 2; max <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 = 3, min <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 = 2
B) max <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 = 5, min <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 = 2 <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 ; max <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 = 3, min <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 = 2
C) max <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 = 5, min <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 = 2 <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 ; max <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 = 5, min <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 = 2 <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0
D) max <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 = 3, min <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 = 2; max <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 = 3, min <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 = 0
E) max <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 = 5, min <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 = 2 <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 ; max <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 = 3, min <strong>A particle moves around the elliptical cylinder   +   = 1 in such a way that its position at time t is   Find the maximum and minimum values of both its speed   and its magnitude of its acceleration   .</strong> A) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 2 B) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 2 C) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 5, min   = 2   D) max   = 3, min   = 2; max   = 3, min   = 0 E) max   = 5, min   = 2   ; max   = 3, min   = 0 = 0
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A ball of ice having mass 100 g at time t = 0 s is melting, and therefore losing mass, at a steady rate of 1 g/s. The ball has velocity i + 2 j at time t = 0 and is subject to a constant force F = 3 i thereafter. What is its velocity after 1 minute?

A) 10 i + 5 j
B) 10 i + 10 j
C) 4 i + 5 j
D) 4 i + 8 j
E) 10 i + 8 j
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Solve the initial-value problem <strong>Solve the initial-value problem   = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.</strong> A) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. B) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. C) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. D) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. E) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.

A) r(t) = <strong>Solve the initial-value problem   = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.</strong> A) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. B) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. C) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. D) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. E) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. i + <strong>Solve the initial-value problem   = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.</strong> A) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. B) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. C) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. D) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. E) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3.
B) r(t) = <strong>Solve the initial-value problem   = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.</strong> A) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. B) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. C) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. D) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. E) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. i - <strong>Solve the initial-value problem   = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.</strong> A) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. B) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. C) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. D) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. E) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius <strong>Solve the initial-value problem   = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.</strong> A) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. B) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. C) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. D) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. E) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. in the plane z = 3.
C) r(t) = <strong>Solve the initial-value problem   = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.</strong> A) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. B) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. C) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. D) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. E) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. i - <strong>Solve the initial-value problem   = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.</strong> A) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. B) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. C) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. D) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. E) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3.
D) r(t) = <strong>Solve the initial-value problem   = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.</strong> A) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. B) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. C) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. D) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. E) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. i + <strong>Solve the initial-value problem   = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.</strong> A) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. B) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. C) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. D) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. E) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius <strong>Solve the initial-value problem   = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.</strong> A) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. B) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. C) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. D) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. E) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. in the plane z = 3.
E) r(t) = <strong>Solve the initial-value problem   = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.</strong> A) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. B) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. C) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. D) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. E) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. i + <strong>Solve the initial-value problem   = k × r with initial condition r(0) = i + 2j + 3k. Describe the solution curve.</strong> A) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. B) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. C) r(t) =   i -   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. D) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius   in the plane z = 3. E) r(t) =   i +   j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3. j + 3 k,a circle with centre (0, 0, 3) and radius 5 in the plane z = 3.
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You are at the origin in the xy-plane. At time t = 0 an incoming missile is at position (1000, 500) and has velocity -30 i + 3 j. (All distances are in metres and time is measured in seconds.) At that instant you fire an anti-missile missile to intercept the incoming missile. If your missile has an initial speed of 100 m/s, at what angle of elevation above the horizontal should you fire your missile to ensure that it intercepts the incoming missile? Assume that gravity is the only force acting on the projectiles.

A) 0.42535 radians
B) 0.52535 radians
C) 0.62535 radians
D) 0.72535 radians
E) 0.56535 radians
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A rocket is fired vertically in a vacuum (free space where the gravitational field is negligible).During the burning process, the exhaust gases are ejected at a constant rate of 1000 kg/s and at a constant velocity with magnitude 400 m/s relative to the rocket.Let M be the total initial mass of the rocket, and assume the rocket starts motion from rest.In order to accelerate to the speed of 800 m/s, the rocket has to burn P % of the total initial mass M as a fuel. Assuming there is sufficient amount of fuel on board, the value of P is equal to:

A) 1 - <strong>A rocket is fired vertically in a vacuum (free space where the  gravitational field is negligible).During the burning process, the exhaust gases are ejected at a constant rate of 1000 kg/s and at a constant velocity with magnitude 400 m/s relative to the rocket.Let M be the total initial mass of the rocket, and assume the rocket starts motion from rest.In order to accelerate to the speed of 800 m/s, the rocket has to burn P % of the total initial mass M as a fuel. Assuming there is sufficient amount of fuel on board, the value of P is equal to:</strong> A) 1 -   B) 100   C) 100   D)   E) 100 -
B) 100 <strong>A rocket is fired vertically in a vacuum (free space where the  gravitational field is negligible).During the burning process, the exhaust gases are ejected at a constant rate of 1000 kg/s and at a constant velocity with magnitude 400 m/s relative to the rocket.Let M be the total initial mass of the rocket, and assume the rocket starts motion from rest.In order to accelerate to the speed of 800 m/s, the rocket has to burn P % of the total initial mass M as a fuel. Assuming there is sufficient amount of fuel on board, the value of P is equal to:</strong> A) 1 -   B) 100   C) 100   D)   E) 100 -
C) 100 <strong>A rocket is fired vertically in a vacuum (free space where the  gravitational field is negligible).During the burning process, the exhaust gases are ejected at a constant rate of 1000 kg/s and at a constant velocity with magnitude 400 m/s relative to the rocket.Let M be the total initial mass of the rocket, and assume the rocket starts motion from rest.In order to accelerate to the speed of 800 m/s, the rocket has to burn P % of the total initial mass M as a fuel. Assuming there is sufficient amount of fuel on board, the value of P is equal to:</strong> A) 1 -   B) 100   C) 100   D)   E) 100 -
D) <strong>A rocket is fired vertically in a vacuum (free space where the  gravitational field is negligible).During the burning process, the exhaust gases are ejected at a constant rate of 1000 kg/s and at a constant velocity with magnitude 400 m/s relative to the rocket.Let M be the total initial mass of the rocket, and assume the rocket starts motion from rest.In order to accelerate to the speed of 800 m/s, the rocket has to burn P % of the total initial mass M as a fuel. Assuming there is sufficient amount of fuel on board, the value of P is equal to:</strong> A) 1 -   B) 100   C) 100   D)   E) 100 -
E) 100 - <strong>A rocket is fired vertically in a vacuum (free space where the  gravitational field is negligible).During the burning process, the exhaust gases are ejected at a constant rate of 1000 kg/s and at a constant velocity with magnitude 400 m/s relative to the rocket.Let M be the total initial mass of the rocket, and assume the rocket starts motion from rest.In order to accelerate to the speed of 800 m/s, the rocket has to burn P % of the total initial mass M as a fuel. Assuming there is sufficient amount of fuel on board, the value of P is equal to:</strong> A) 1 -   B) 100   C) 100   D)   E) 100 -
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A rocket with mass 60,000 kilogram (kg), which includes 30,000 kg of fuel mixture, is fired vertically in a vacuum (free space where the gravitational field is negligible).During the burning process, the exhaust gases are ejected at a constant rate of 1000 kg/s and at a constant velocity with magnitude 400 m/s relative to the rocket.If the rocket was initially at rest, find its speed after 50 seconds.

A) 400 ln(3) m/s
B) 400 ln <strong>A rocket with mass 60,000 kilogram (kg), which includes 30,000 kg of fuel mixture, is fired vertically in a vacuum (free space where the gravitational field is negligible).During the burning process, the exhaust gases are ejected at a constant rate of 1000 kg/s and at a constant velocity with magnitude 400 m/s relative to the rocket.If the rocket was initially at rest, find its speed after 50 seconds.</strong> A) 400 ln(3) m/s B) 400 ln   m/s C) 400 m/s D) 400 ln (2) m/s E) 400 ln (6) m/s m/s
C) 400 m/s
D) 400 ln (2) m/s
E) 400 ln (6) m/s
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Which of the following parametrize the circle  <strong>Which of the following parametrize the circle   +   - 4y = 0 with clockwise orientation? (a) r = (2 cos  \theta ) i + (2 + 2 sin  \theta ) j (b) r = (2 cos  \theta ) i - (2 + 2 sin  \theta ) j (c) r = (2 cos  \theta ) i + (2 - 2 sin  \theta ) j (d) r = (2 sin  \theta ) i + (2 + 2 cos  \theta ) j</strong> A) only (a) B) only (b) C) only (c) D) only (d) E) both (a) and (b) F) both (c) and (d) G) none of the above  +  <strong>Which of the following parametrize the circle   +   - 4y = 0 with clockwise orientation? (a) r = (2 cos  \theta ) i + (2 + 2 sin  \theta ) j (b) r = (2 cos  \theta ) i - (2 + 2 sin  \theta ) j (c) r = (2 cos  \theta ) i + (2 - 2 sin  \theta ) j (d) r = (2 sin  \theta ) i + (2 + 2 cos  \theta ) j</strong> A) only (a) B) only (b) C) only (c) D) only (d) E) both (a) and (b) F) both (c) and (d) G) none of the above  - 4y = 0 with clockwise orientation?
(a) r = (2 cos θ\theta ) i + (2 + 2 sin θ\theta ) j
(b) r = (2 cos θ\theta ) i - (2 + 2 sin θ\theta ) j
(c) r = (2 cos θ\theta ) i + (2 - 2 sin θ\theta ) j
(d) r = (2 sin θ\theta ) i + (2 + 2 cos θ\theta ) j

A) only (a)
B) only (b)
C) only (c)
D) only (d)
E) both (a) and (b)
F) both (c) and (d)
G) none of the above
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Find a parametrization of the ellipse in which the plane z = 3y intersects the cylinder  <strong>Find a parametrization of the ellipse in which the plane z = 3y intersects the cylinder   +   = 4, using the polar angle  \theta  in the xy-plane as the parameter, [0, 2 \pi ] as parameter interval, and ensuring that the ellipse is oriented counterclockwise as viewed from high on the z-axis.</strong> A) r = 2 cos( \theta ) i + 2 sin( \theta ) j + 6 sin( \theta ) k B) r = 2 cos( \theta ) i - 2 sin( \theta ) j + 6 sin( \theta ) k C) r = 2 cos( \theta ) i + 2 sin( \theta ) j - 6 sin( \theta ) k D) r = 2 cos( \theta ) i - 2 sin( \theta ) j - 6 sin( \theta ) k E) r = 2 cos( \theta ) i + 2 sin( \theta ) j + 3 sin( \theta ) k  +  <strong>Find a parametrization of the ellipse in which the plane z = 3y intersects the cylinder   +   = 4, using the polar angle  \theta  in the xy-plane as the parameter, [0, 2 \pi ] as parameter interval, and ensuring that the ellipse is oriented counterclockwise as viewed from high on the z-axis.</strong> A) r = 2 cos( \theta ) i + 2 sin( \theta ) j + 6 sin( \theta ) k B) r = 2 cos( \theta ) i - 2 sin( \theta ) j + 6 sin( \theta ) k C) r = 2 cos( \theta ) i + 2 sin( \theta ) j - 6 sin( \theta ) k D) r = 2 cos( \theta ) i - 2 sin( \theta ) j - 6 sin( \theta ) k E) r = 2 cos( \theta ) i + 2 sin( \theta ) j + 3 sin( \theta ) k  = 4, using the polar angle θ\theta in the xy-plane as the parameter, [0, 2 π\pi ] as parameter interval, and ensuring that the ellipse is oriented counterclockwise as viewed from high on the z-axis.

A) r = 2 cos( θ\theta ) i + 2 sin( θ\theta ) j + 6 sin( θ\theta ) k
B) r = 2 cos( θ\theta ) i - 2 sin( θ\theta ) j + 6 sin( θ\theta ) k
C) r = 2 cos( θ\theta ) i + 2 sin( θ\theta ) j - 6 sin( θ\theta ) k
D) r = 2 cos( θ\theta ) i - 2 sin( θ\theta ) j - 6 sin( θ\theta ) k
E) r = 2 cos( θ\theta ) i + 2 sin( θ\theta ) j + 3 sin( θ\theta ) k
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Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone  <strong>Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone   +   =   using x as the parameter.</strong> A) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  B) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  C) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  D) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  E) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty   +  <strong>Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone   +   =   using x as the parameter.</strong> A) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  B) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  C) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  D) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  E) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty   =  <strong>Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone   +   =   using x as the parameter.</strong> A) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  B) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  C) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  D) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  E) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty   using x as the parameter.

A) r = x i +  <strong>Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone   +   =   using x as the parameter.</strong> A) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  B) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  C) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  D) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  E) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty   j +  <strong>Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone   +   =   using x as the parameter.</strong> A) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  B) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  C) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  D) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  E) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty   k, - \infty < x < \infty
B) r = x i +  <strong>Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone   +   =   using x as the parameter.</strong> A) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  B) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  C) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  D) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  E) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty   j +  <strong>Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone   +   =   using x as the parameter.</strong> A) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  B) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  C) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  D) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  E) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty   k, - \infty < x < \infty
C) r = x i +  <strong>Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone   +   =   using x as the parameter.</strong> A) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  B) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  C) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  D) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  E) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty   j +  <strong>Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone   +   =   using x as the parameter.</strong> A) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  B) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  C) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  D) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  E) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty   k, - \infty < x < \infty
D) r = x i +  <strong>Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone   +   =   using x as the parameter.</strong> A) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  B) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  C) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  D) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  E) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty   j +  <strong>Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone   +   =   using x as the parameter.</strong> A) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  B) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  C) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  D) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  E) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty   k, - \infty < x < \infty
E) r = x i +  <strong>Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone   +   =   using x as the parameter.</strong> A) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  B) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  C) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  D) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  E) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty   j +  <strong>Parametrize the parabola in which the plane z = 1 + y intersects the cone   +   =   using x as the parameter.</strong> A) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  B) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  C) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  D) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty  E) r = x i +   j +   k, - \infty  < x <  \infty   k, - \infty < x < \infty
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Find the length of the arc r = u i +  <strong>Find the length of the arc r = u i +   j, 0  \le  u  \le    .</strong> A)   units B)   units C)   units D)   units E)   units  j, 0 \le u \le  <strong>Find the length of the arc r = u i +   j, 0  \le  u  \le    .</strong> A)   units B)   units C)   units D)   units E)   units  .

A)  <strong>Find the length of the arc r = u i +   j, 0  \le  u  \le    .</strong> A)   units B)   units C)   units D)   units E)   units  units
B)  <strong>Find the length of the arc r = u i +   j, 0  \le  u  \le    .</strong> A)   units B)   units C)   units D)   units E)   units  units
C)  <strong>Find the length of the arc r = u i +   j, 0  \le  u  \le    .</strong> A)   units B)   units C)   units D)   units E)   units  units
D)  <strong>Find the length of the arc r = u i +   j, 0  \le  u  \le    .</strong> A)   units B)   units C)   units D)   units E)   units  units
E)  <strong>Find the length of the arc r = u i +   j, 0  \le  u  \le    .</strong> A)   units B)   units C)   units D)   units E)   units  units
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Find the perimeter of the astroid curve x = 2  <strong>Find the perimeter of the astroid curve x = 2    \theta , y = 2    \theta .</strong> A) 16 units B) 6 \pi  units C) 3 \pi  units D) 12 units E) 9 \pi  units  θ\theta , y = 2  <strong>Find the perimeter of the astroid curve x = 2    \theta , y = 2    \theta .</strong> A) 16 units B) 6 \pi  units C) 3 \pi  units D) 12 units E) 9 \pi  units  θ\theta .

A) 16 units
B) 6 π\pi units
C) 3 π\pi units
D) 12 units
E) 9 π\pi units
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Find the arc length of the arc r = (ln (cos θ\theta ) ) i + θ\theta j, -  <strong>Find the arc length of the arc r = (ln (cos  \theta ) ) i +  \theta  j, -    \le    \theta   \le  0.</strong> A)   units B) ln (2 +   ) units C) 2 units D)   units E)   units  \le θ\theta \le 0.

A)  <strong>Find the arc length of the arc r = (ln (cos  \theta ) ) i +  \theta  j, -    \le    \theta   \le  0.</strong> A)   units B) ln (2 +   ) units C) 2 units D)   units E)   units  units
B) ln (2 +  <strong>Find the arc length of the arc r = (ln (cos  \theta ) ) i +  \theta  j, -    \le    \theta   \le  0.</strong> A)   units B) ln (2 +   ) units C) 2 units D)   units E)   units  ) units
C) 2 units
D)  <strong>Find the arc length of the arc r = (ln (cos  \theta ) ) i +  \theta  j, -    \le    \theta   \le  0.</strong> A)   units B) ln (2 +   ) units C) 2 units D)   units E)   units  units
E)  <strong>Find the arc length of the arc r = (ln (cos  \theta ) ) i +  \theta  j, -    \le    \theta   \le  0.</strong> A)   units B) ln (2 +   ) units C) 2 units D)   units E)   units  units
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Find the length of the curve r(t) = (  <strong>Find the length of the curve r(t) = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2t k for 0  \le  t  \le  2 \pi .</strong> A)   + 2 \pi  units B)   + 4 \pi  units C)   + 4 \pi  units D)   + 2 \pi  units E)   + 2 \pi  units  sin t) i + (  <strong>Find the length of the curve r(t) = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2t k for 0  \le  t  \le  2 \pi .</strong> A)   + 2 \pi  units B)   + 4 \pi  units C)   + 4 \pi  units D)   + 2 \pi  units E)   + 2 \pi  units  cos t) j + 2t k for 0 \le t \le 2 π\pi .

A)  <strong>Find the length of the curve r(t) = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2t k for 0  \le  t  \le  2 \pi .</strong> A)   + 2 \pi  units B)   + 4 \pi  units C)   + 4 \pi  units D)   + 2 \pi  units E)   + 2 \pi  units  + 2 π\pi units
B)  <strong>Find the length of the curve r(t) = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2t k for 0  \le  t  \le  2 \pi .</strong> A)   + 2 \pi  units B)   + 4 \pi  units C)   + 4 \pi  units D)   + 2 \pi  units E)   + 2 \pi  units  + 4 π\pi units
C)  <strong>Find the length of the curve r(t) = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2t k for 0  \le  t  \le  2 \pi .</strong> A)   + 2 \pi  units B)   + 4 \pi  units C)   + 4 \pi  units D)   + 2 \pi  units E)   + 2 \pi  units  + 4 π\pi units
D)  <strong>Find the length of the curve r(t) = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2t k for 0  \le  t  \le  2 \pi .</strong> A)   + 2 \pi  units B)   + 4 \pi  units C)   + 4 \pi  units D)   + 2 \pi  units E)   + 2 \pi  units  + 2 π\pi units
E)  <strong>Find the length of the curve r(t) = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2t k for 0  \le  t  \le  2 \pi .</strong> A)   + 2 \pi  units B)   + 4 \pi  units C)   + 4 \pi  units D)   + 2 \pi  units E)   + 2 \pi  units  + 2 π\pi units
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Find the arc length of the space curve given by the vector equation r = t i + 2ln(t) j +(1 -  <strong>Find the arc length of the space curve given by the vector equation r = t i + 2ln(t) j +(1 -   ) k, 1  \le  t  \le 2.</strong> A) 1 + 2ln(4) units B)   unit C) 2 units D) 1 unit E) 3 units  ) k, 1 \le t \le 2.

A) 1 + 2ln(4) units
B)  <strong>Find the arc length of the space curve given by the vector equation r = t i + 2ln(t) j +(1 -   ) k, 1  \le  t  \le 2.</strong> A) 1 + 2ln(4) units B)   unit C) 2 units D) 1 unit E) 3 units  unit
C) 2 units
D) 1 unit
E) 3 units
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Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 - <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m = <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.

A) x = - <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k i + <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k j + m k
B) x = - m i + <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k j + m k
C) x = - <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k i + <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k j + <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k k
D) x = - <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k i + <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k j - <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k k
E) x = <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k i + <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k j - <strong>Parametrize the curve of intersection of the cylinder y = 1 -   and the plane z = - x using as parameter the slope m =   of the curve of intersection of the cylinder with the xy-plane.</strong> A) x = -   i +   j + m k B) x = - m i +   j + m k C) x = -   i +   j +   k D) x = -   i +   j -   k E) x =   i +   j -   k k
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Find a parametric representation of the curve of intersection of the paraboloid z = x2 + y2 and the plane 8x - 4y - z - 11 = 0.

A) r = (3 - 4cos(t)) i + (3 + 2sin(t)) j + (1 - 32cos(t) - 8sin(t)) k, 0 \le t \le 2 π\pi
B) r = (3 + 4cos(t)) i + (3 - 2sin(t)) j + (1 + 32cos(t) + 8sin(t)) k, 0 \le t \le 2 π\pi
C) r = (4 + 3cos(t)) i + (-2 + 3sin(t)) j + (24cos(t) - 12sin(t) - 29) k, 0 \le t \le 2 π\pi
D) r = (-4 + 3cos(t)) i + (2 + 3sin(t)) j + (24cos(t) - 12sin(t) - 51) k, 0 \le t \le 2 π\pi
E) r = (-3 + 4cos(t)) i + (-3 - 2sin(t)) j + (32cos(t) + 8sin(t) - 23) k, 0 \le t \le 2 π\pi
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Reparametrize the curve r = <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k cos t) i + ( <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k sin t) j + <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.

A) r = <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k cos <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k i + <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k sin <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k j + <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k k
B) r = <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k cos <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k i + <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k sin <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k j + <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k k
C) r = <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k cos <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k i + <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k sin <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k j + <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k k
D) r = <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k cos <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k i + <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k sin <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k j + <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k k
E) r = <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k i + <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k j + <strong>Reparametrize the curve r =   cos t) i + (   sin t) j +   k in terms of arc length s measured from the point where t = 0.</strong> A) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k B) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k C) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k D) r =   cos   i +   sin   j +   k E) r =   i +   j +   k k
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A parametric representation of the curve of intersection of the two surfaces 4x2 + y2 + z2 = 8 and  <strong>A parametric representation of the curve of intersection of the two surfaces 4x<sup>2</sup> + y<sup>2</sup> + z<sup>2</sup> = 8 and   is given by which of the following vector equations?</strong> A) r = 2cos(t) i + sin(t) j - 2 k, 0  \le  t  \le  2 \pi  B) r = 2cos(t) i + sin(t) j + 2 k, 0  \le  t  \le  2 \pi  C) r = cos(t) i + 2sin(t) j +2 k, 0  \le  t  \le   \pi  D) r = cos(t) i + 2sin(t) j - 2 k, 0  \le  t  \le  2 \pi  E) r = 2cos(t) i + sin(t) j - 2 k, 0  \le  t  \le   \pi   is given by which of the following vector equations?

A) r = 2cos(t) i + sin(t) j - 2 k, 0 \le t \le 2 π\pi
B) r = 2cos(t) i + sin(t) j + 2 k, 0 \le t \le 2 π\pi
C) r = cos(t) i + 2sin(t) j +2 k, 0 \le t \le π\pi
D) r = cos(t) i + 2sin(t) j - 2 k, 0 \le t \le 2 π\pi
E) r = 2cos(t) i + sin(t) j - 2 k, 0 \le t \le π\pi
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A recording tape 0.01 cm thick is wound around a reel whose inner radius is 1 cm and outer radius is 4 cm. How much tape is required to fill the reel?

A) 1885 cm
B) 1178 cm
C) 4712 cm
D) 2827 cm
E) 5238 cm
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Let <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   , <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   , and <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?

A) <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   = <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   × <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +
B) <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   = <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   × <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +
C) <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   = <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   . <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +
D) <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   = <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   × <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +
E) <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   = <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +   + <strong>Let   ,   , and   be the unit tangent, the principal unit normal, and the unit binormal, respectively.Which of the following equations is correct?</strong> A)   =   ×   B)   =   ×   C)   =   .   D)   =   ×   E)   =   +
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Find the curvature of a circle with radius a.

A) <strong>Find the curvature of a circle with radius a.</strong> A)   B)   C) -   D) a E)
B) <strong>Find the curvature of a circle with radius a.</strong> A)   B)   C) -   D) a E)
C) - <strong>Find the curvature of a circle with radius a.</strong> A)   B)   C) -   D) a E)
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E) <strong>Find the curvature of a circle with radius a.</strong> A)   B)   C) -   D) a E)
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Find the radius of curvature of the plane curve 4x2 + 4y2 + 16x - 12y -11 = 0.

A) 6
B) 3
C) 2
D) <strong>Find the radius of curvature of the plane curve 4x<sup>2</sup> + 4y<sup>2</sup> + 16x - 12y -11 = 0.</strong> A) 6 B) 3 C) 2 D)   E)
E) <strong>Find the radius of curvature of the plane curve 4x<sup>2</sup> + 4y<sup>2</sup> + 16x - 12y -11 = 0.</strong> A) 6 B) 3 C) 2 D)   E)
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Find <strong>Find   and   for the circular motion described by r(t) = (cos bt) i + (sin bt) j.</strong> A)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i - (sin bt) j B)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = (cos bt) i - (sin bt) j C)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j D)   = -(sin bt) i - (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j E)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j and <strong>Find   and   for the circular motion described by r(t) = (cos bt) i + (sin bt) j.</strong> A)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i - (sin bt) j B)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = (cos bt) i - (sin bt) j C)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j D)   = -(sin bt) i - (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j E)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j for the circular motion described by r(t) = (cos bt) i + (sin bt) j.

A) <strong>Find   and   for the circular motion described by r(t) = (cos bt) i + (sin bt) j.</strong> A)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i - (sin bt) j B)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = (cos bt) i - (sin bt) j C)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j D)   = -(sin bt) i - (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j E)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and <strong>Find   and   for the circular motion described by r(t) = (cos bt) i + (sin bt) j.</strong> A)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i - (sin bt) j B)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = (cos bt) i - (sin bt) j C)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j D)   = -(sin bt) i - (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j E)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j = -(cos bt) i - (sin bt) j
B) <strong>Find   and   for the circular motion described by r(t) = (cos bt) i + (sin bt) j.</strong> A)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i - (sin bt) j B)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = (cos bt) i - (sin bt) j C)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j D)   = -(sin bt) i - (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j E)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and <strong>Find   and   for the circular motion described by r(t) = (cos bt) i + (sin bt) j.</strong> A)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i - (sin bt) j B)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = (cos bt) i - (sin bt) j C)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j D)   = -(sin bt) i - (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j E)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j = (cos bt) i - (sin bt) j
C) <strong>Find   and   for the circular motion described by r(t) = (cos bt) i + (sin bt) j.</strong> A)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i - (sin bt) j B)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = (cos bt) i - (sin bt) j C)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j D)   = -(sin bt) i - (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j E)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and <strong>Find   and   for the circular motion described by r(t) = (cos bt) i + (sin bt) j.</strong> A)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i - (sin bt) j B)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = (cos bt) i - (sin bt) j C)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j D)   = -(sin bt) i - (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j E)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j
D) <strong>Find   and   for the circular motion described by r(t) = (cos bt) i + (sin bt) j.</strong> A)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i - (sin bt) j B)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = (cos bt) i - (sin bt) j C)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j D)   = -(sin bt) i - (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j E)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j = -(sin bt) i - (cos bt) j and <strong>Find   and   for the circular motion described by r(t) = (cos bt) i + (sin bt) j.</strong> A)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i - (sin bt) j B)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = (cos bt) i - (sin bt) j C)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j D)   = -(sin bt) i - (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j E)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j
E) <strong>Find   and   for the circular motion described by r(t) = (cos bt) i + (sin bt) j.</strong> A)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i - (sin bt) j B)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = (cos bt) i - (sin bt) j C)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j D)   = -(sin bt) i - (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j E)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and <strong>Find   and   for the circular motion described by r(t) = (cos bt) i + (sin bt) j.</strong> A)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i - (sin bt) j B)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = (cos bt) i - (sin bt) j C)   = -(sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j D)   = -(sin bt) i - (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j E)   = (sin bt) i + (cos bt) j and   = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j = -(cos bt) i + (sin bt) j
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For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix (s) and the torsion <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?

A) c = <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix , 11ee7b4a_c535_8783_ae82_218a633b3a19_TB9661_11 = <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix , 11ee7b4a_f17d_2194_ae82_9be00d89db23_TB9661_11 = 0, circle
B) c = <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix , 11ee7b4a_c535_8783_ae82_218a633b3a19_TB9661_11 = <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix , 11ee7b4a_f17d_2194_ae82_9be00d89db23_TB9661_11 = <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix , circular helix
C) c = <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix , 11ee7b4a_c535_8783_ae82_218a633b3a19_TB9661_11 = <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix , 11ee7b4a_f17d_2194_ae82_9be00d89db23_TB9661_11= <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix , circular helix
D) c = <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix , 11ee7b4a_c535_8783_ae82_218a633b3a19_TB9661_11 = <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix , 11ee7b4a_f17d_2194_ae82_9be00d89db23_TB9661_11 = <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix , circular helix
E) c = <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix , 11ee7b4a_c535_8783_ae82_218a633b3a19_TB9661_11 = <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix , 11ee7b4a_f17d_2194_ae82_9be00d89db23_TB9661_11 = <strong>For what positive value of the constant c is the curve r = (3 cos cs) i + (3 sin cs) j + 4cs k parametrized in terms of arc length s? What is the curvature   (s) and the torsion   (s) for this curve? What kind of curve is it?</strong> A) c =   ,   =   ,   = 0, circle B) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix C) c =   ,   =   ,  =   , circular helix D) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix E) c =   ,   =   ,   =   , circular helix , circular helix
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Let <strong>Let  : I       be the unit speed vector    (s) =   . Compute the curvature and torsion of https://storage.examlex.com/TB9661/ .</strong> A) Curvature is   and torsion is   B) Curvature is   and torsion is   C) Curvature is   and torsion is   D) Curvature is   and torsion is   E) Curvature is   and torsion is -   : I <strong>Let  : I       be the unit speed vector    (s) =   . Compute the curvature and torsion of https://storage.examlex.com/TB9661/ .</strong> A) Curvature is   and torsion is   B) Curvature is   and torsion is   C) Curvature is   and torsion is   D) Curvature is   and torsion is   E) Curvature is   and torsion is -   be the unit speed vector 11ee7b18_ef83_6016_ae82_a1fef198316c_TB9661_11 (s) = <strong>Let  : I       be the unit speed vector    (s) =   . Compute the curvature and torsion of https://storage.examlex.com/TB9661/ .</strong> A) Curvature is   and torsion is   B) Curvature is   and torsion is   C) Curvature is   and torsion is   D) Curvature is   and torsion is   E) Curvature is   and torsion is -   . Compute the curvature and torsion of https://storage.examlex.com/TB9661/11ee7b18_ef83_6016_ae82_a1fef198316c_TB9661_11.

A) Curvature is <strong>Let  : I       be the unit speed vector    (s) =   . Compute the curvature and torsion of https://storage.examlex.com/TB9661/ .</strong> A) Curvature is   and torsion is   B) Curvature is   and torsion is   C) Curvature is   and torsion is   D) Curvature is   and torsion is   E) Curvature is   and torsion is -   and torsion is <strong>Let  : I       be the unit speed vector    (s) =   . Compute the curvature and torsion of https://storage.examlex.com/TB9661/ .</strong> A) Curvature is   and torsion is   B) Curvature is   and torsion is   C) Curvature is   and torsion is   D) Curvature is   and torsion is   E) Curvature is   and torsion is -
B) Curvature is <strong>Let  : I       be the unit speed vector    (s) =   . Compute the curvature and torsion of https://storage.examlex.com/TB9661/ .</strong> A) Curvature is   and torsion is   B) Curvature is   and torsion is   C) Curvature is   and torsion is   D) Curvature is   and torsion is   E) Curvature is   and torsion is -   and torsion is <strong>Let  : I       be the unit speed vector    (s) =   . Compute the curvature and torsion of https://storage.examlex.com/TB9661/ .</strong> A) Curvature is   and torsion is   B) Curvature is   and torsion is   C) Curvature is   and torsion is   D) Curvature is   and torsion is   E) Curvature is   and torsion is -
C) Curvature is <strong>Let  : I       be the unit speed vector    (s) =   . Compute the curvature and torsion of https://storage.examlex.com/TB9661/ .</strong> A) Curvature is   and torsion is   B) Curvature is   and torsion is   C) Curvature is   and torsion is   D) Curvature is   and torsion is   E) Curvature is   and torsion is -   and torsion is <strong>Let  : I       be the unit speed vector    (s) =   . Compute the curvature and torsion of https://storage.examlex.com/TB9661/ .</strong> A) Curvature is   and torsion is   B) Curvature is   and torsion is   C) Curvature is   and torsion is   D) Curvature is   and torsion is   E) Curvature is   and torsion is -
D) Curvature is <strong>Let  : I       be the unit speed vector    (s) =   . Compute the curvature and torsion of https://storage.examlex.com/TB9661/ .</strong> A) Curvature is   and torsion is   B) Curvature is   and torsion is   C) Curvature is   and torsion is   D) Curvature is   and torsion is   E) Curvature is   and torsion is -   and torsion is <strong>Let  : I       be the unit speed vector    (s) =   . Compute the curvature and torsion of https://storage.examlex.com/TB9661/ .</strong> A) Curvature is   and torsion is   B) Curvature is   and torsion is   C) Curvature is   and torsion is   D) Curvature is   and torsion is   E) Curvature is   and torsion is -
E) Curvature is <strong>Let  : I       be the unit speed vector    (s) =   . Compute the curvature and torsion of https://storage.examlex.com/TB9661/ .</strong> A) Curvature is   and torsion is   B) Curvature is   and torsion is   C) Curvature is   and torsion is   D) Curvature is   and torsion is   E) Curvature is   and torsion is -   and torsion is - <strong>Let  : I       be the unit speed vector    (s) =   . Compute the curvature and torsion of https://storage.examlex.com/TB9661/ .</strong> A) Curvature is   and torsion is   B) Curvature is   and torsion is   C) Curvature is   and torsion is   D) Curvature is   and torsion is   E) Curvature is   and torsion is -
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Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   (s) and <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let { <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   , <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   , <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   = 0 and <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   = 0 for <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   Calculate <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   , <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   , and <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   in terms of <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   , <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   , <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   , <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   , and <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   .

A) <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
B) <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
C) <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
D) <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
E) <strong>Let r = r(s) be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length, let   (s) and   (s) be the curvature and torsion, and let {   ,   ,   } be the Frenet frame for the curve. Suppose that   = 0 and   = 0 for   Calculate   ,   , and   in terms of  ,  ,   ,   , and   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
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A curve with constant curvature and constant torsion is a circular helix. What is the radius of the cylinder on which the helix is wound if the curvature is 1 and the torsion is 2?

A) <strong>A curve with constant curvature and constant torsion is a circular helix. What is the radius of the cylinder on which the helix is wound if the curvature is 1 and the torsion is 2?</strong> A)   B)   C)   D) 5 E) 1
B) <strong>A curve with constant curvature and constant torsion is a circular helix. What is the radius of the cylinder on which the helix is wound if the curvature is 1 and the torsion is 2?</strong> A)   B)   C)   D) 5 E) 1
C) <strong>A curve with constant curvature and constant torsion is a circular helix. What is the radius of the cylinder on which the helix is wound if the curvature is 1 and the torsion is 2?</strong> A)   B)   C)   D) 5 E) 1
D) 5
E) 1
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A curve can have constant curvature A curve can have constant curvature   = 2 and constant torsion   = 0. = 2 and constant torsion A curve can have constant curvature   = 2 and constant torsion   = 0. = 0.
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A curve can have constant curvature A curve can have constant curvature   = 0 and constant torsion   = 2. = 0 and constant torsion A curve can have constant curvature   = 0 and constant torsion   = 2. = 2.
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The curve r = r(s) is a straight line if and only if The curve r = r(s) is a straight line if and only if   (s) = 0 for all s. (s) = 0 for all s.
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A curve r(s) parametrized in terms of arc length s is traced at unit speed (thus, A curve r(s) parametrized in terms of arc length s is traced at unit speed (thus,   =1). =1).
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Find the curvature of the parabola y = x2 at the point (0, 0).

A) 2
B) 1
C) 4
D) <strong>Find the curvature of the parabola y = x<sup>2</sup> at the point (0, 0).</strong> A) 2 B) 1 C) 4 D)   E)
E) <strong>Find the curvature of the parabola y = x<sup>2</sup> at the point (0, 0).</strong> A) 2 B) 1 C) 4 D)   E)
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Find the curvature of the hyperbola xy = 1 at (1, 1).

A) <strong>Find the curvature of the hyperbola xy = 1 at (1, 1).</strong> A)   B) 2 C)   D)   E) 2
B) 2
C) <strong>Find the curvature of the hyperbola xy = 1 at (1, 1).</strong> A)   B) 2 C)   D)   E) 2
D) <strong>Find the curvature of the hyperbola xy = 1 at (1, 1).</strong> A)   B) 2 C)   D)   E) 2
E) 2 <strong>Find the curvature of the hyperbola xy = 1 at (1, 1).</strong> A)   B) 2 C)   D)   E) 2
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Find the maximum and minimum values of the curvature of the ellipse r = (3 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j.

A) max <strong>Find the maximum and minimum values of the curvature of the ellipse r = (3 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j.</strong> A) max   , min   B) max   , min   C) max   , min   D) max 2, min   E) max   , min   , min <strong>Find the maximum and minimum values of the curvature of the ellipse r = (3 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j.</strong> A) max   , min   B) max   , min   C) max   , min   D) max 2, min   E) max   , min
B) max <strong>Find the maximum and minimum values of the curvature of the ellipse r = (3 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j.</strong> A) max   , min   B) max   , min   C) max   , min   D) max 2, min   E) max   , min   , min <strong>Find the maximum and minimum values of the curvature of the ellipse r = (3 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j.</strong> A) max   , min   B) max   , min   C) max   , min   D) max 2, min   E) max   , min
C) max <strong>Find the maximum and minimum values of the curvature of the ellipse r = (3 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j.</strong> A) max   , min   B) max   , min   C) max   , min   D) max 2, min   E) max   , min   , min <strong>Find the maximum and minimum values of the curvature of the ellipse r = (3 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j.</strong> A) max   , min   B) max   , min   C) max   , min   D) max 2, min   E) max   , min
D) max 2, min <strong>Find the maximum and minimum values of the curvature of the ellipse r = (3 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j.</strong> A) max   , min   B) max   , min   C) max   , min   D) max 2, min   E) max   , min
E) max <strong>Find the maximum and minimum values of the curvature of the ellipse r = (3 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j.</strong> A) max   , min   B) max   , min   C) max   , min   D) max 2, min   E) max   , min   , min <strong>Find the maximum and minimum values of the curvature of the ellipse r = (3 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j.</strong> A) max   , min   B) max   , min   C) max   , min   D) max 2, min   E) max   , min
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At what value of x is the radius of curvature of y = ex smallest?

A) - <strong>At what value of x is the radius of curvature of y = e<sup>x</sup> smallest?</strong> A) -   B)   C) -   D)   E)
B) <strong>At what value of x is the radius of curvature of y = e<sup>x</sup> smallest?</strong> A) -   B)   C) -   D)   E)
C) - <strong>At what value of x is the radius of curvature of y = e<sup>x</sup> smallest?</strong> A) -   B)   C) -   D)   E)
D) <strong>At what value of x is the radius of curvature of y = e<sup>x</sup> smallest?</strong> A) -   B)   C) -   D)   E)
E) <strong>At what value of x is the radius of curvature of y = e<sup>x</sup> smallest?</strong> A) -   B)   C) -   D)   E)
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Find <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j and <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 - <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j ) j.

A) <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j = <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j i + <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j j, <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j = - <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j i + <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j j
B) <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j = <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j i + <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j j, <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j = <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j i - <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j j
C) <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j = <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j i - <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j j, <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j = <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j i + <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j j
D) <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j = <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j i - <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j j, <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j = - <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j i - <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j j
E) <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j = <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j i - <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j j, <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j = - <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j i - <strong>Find   and   for the plane curve r(t) = (2t + 3) i + (5 -   ) j.</strong> A)   =   i +   j,   = -   i +   j B)   =   i +   j,   =   i -   j C)   =   i -   j,   =   i +   j D)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j E)   =   i -   j,   = -   i -   j j
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The acceleration, the unit tangent, and the principal unit normal of a moving particle in space at a particular time are respectively given by
a = 12 i + 3 j -12 k , <strong>The acceleration, the unit tangent, and the principal unit normal of a moving particle in space at a particular time are respectively given by a = 12 i + 3 j -12 k ,   =   ( 2 i + j - 2 k ), and   =   ( i -4 j - k ) The tangential component of the acceleration is equal to:</strong> A) 2   ( i - j + k ) B) 17 C) 8 i + j + 8 k D) 2   E) 0 = <strong>The acceleration, the unit tangent, and the principal unit normal of a moving particle in space at a particular time are respectively given by a = 12 i + 3 j -12 k ,   =   ( 2 i + j - 2 k ), and   =   ( i -4 j - k ) The tangential component of the acceleration is equal to:</strong> A) 2   ( i - j + k ) B) 17 C) 8 i + j + 8 k D) 2   E) 0 ( 2 i + j - 2 k ), and <strong>The acceleration, the unit tangent, and the principal unit normal of a moving particle in space at a particular time are respectively given by a = 12 i + 3 j -12 k ,   =   ( 2 i + j - 2 k ), and   =   ( i -4 j - k ) The tangential component of the acceleration is equal to:</strong> A) 2   ( i - j + k ) B) 17 C) 8 i + j + 8 k D) 2   E) 0 = <strong>The acceleration, the unit tangent, and the principal unit normal of a moving particle in space at a particular time are respectively given by a = 12 i + 3 j -12 k ,   =   ( 2 i + j - 2 k ), and   =   ( i -4 j - k ) The tangential component of the acceleration is equal to:</strong> A) 2   ( i - j + k ) B) 17 C) 8 i + j + 8 k D) 2   E) 0 ( i -4 j - k )
The tangential component of the acceleration is equal to:

A) 2 <strong>The acceleration, the unit tangent, and the principal unit normal of a moving particle in space at a particular time are respectively given by a = 12 i + 3 j -12 k ,   =   ( 2 i + j - 2 k ), and   =   ( i -4 j - k ) The tangential component of the acceleration is equal to:</strong> A) 2   ( i - j + k ) B) 17 C) 8 i + j + 8 k D) 2   E) 0 ( i - j + k )
B) 17
C) 8 i + j + 8 k
D) 2 <strong>The acceleration, the unit tangent, and the principal unit normal of a moving particle in space at a particular time are respectively given by a = 12 i + 3 j -12 k ,   =   ( 2 i + j - 2 k ), and   =   ( i -4 j - k ) The tangential component of the acceleration is equal to:</strong> A) 2   ( i - j + k ) B) 17 C) 8 i + j + 8 k D) 2   E) 0
E) 0
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Find the radius of curvature of the curve r = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + (2 sin t) k.

A)<strong>Find the radius of curvature of the curve r = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + (2 sin t) k.</strong> A)  = 2   B)   = 2   C)   =     D)   =     E)  =   = 2 <strong>Find the radius of curvature of the curve r = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + (2 sin t) k.</strong> A)  = 2   B)   = 2   C)   =     D)   =     E)  =
B) 11efb6fe_8167_da73_bb63_af6e34405a3b_TB9661_00 = 2 <strong>Find the radius of curvature of the curve r = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + (2 sin t) k.</strong> A)  = 2   B)   = 2   C)   =     D)   =     E)  =
C) 11efb6fe_8167_da73_bb63_af6e34405a3b_TB9661_00 = <strong>Find the radius of curvature of the curve r = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + (2 sin t) k.</strong> A)  = 2   B)   = 2   C)   =     D)   =     E)  =   <strong>Find the radius of curvature of the curve r = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + (2 sin t) k.</strong> A)  = 2   B)   = 2   C)   =     D)   =     E)  =
D) 11efb6fe_8167_da73_bb63_af6e34405a3b_TB9661_00 = <strong>Find the radius of curvature of the curve r = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + (2 sin t) k.</strong> A)  = 2   B)   = 2   C)   =     D)   =     E)  =   <strong>Find the radius of curvature of the curve r = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + (2 sin t) k.</strong> A)  = 2   B)   = 2   C)   =     D)   =     E)  =
E)11efb6fe_8167_da73_bb63_af6e34405a3b_TB9661_00 = <strong>Find the radius of curvature of the curve r = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + (2 sin t) k.</strong> A)  = 2   B)   = 2   C)   =     D)   =     E)  =
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Find the curvature of r = ( <strong>Find the curvature of r = (   t) i + (   t) j at t =   .</strong> A)   B) -   C)   D)   E)   t) i + ( <strong>Find the curvature of r = (   t) i + (   t) j at t =   .</strong> A)   B) -   C)   D)   E)   t) j at t = <strong>Find the curvature of r = (   t) i + (   t) j at t =   .</strong> A)   B) -   C)   D)   E)   .

A) <strong>Find the curvature of r = (   t) i + (   t) j at t =   .</strong> A)   B) -   C)   D)   E)
B) - <strong>Find the curvature of r = (   t) i + (   t) j at t =   .</strong> A)   B) -   C)   D)   E)
C) <strong>Find the curvature of r = (   t) i + (   t) j at t =   .</strong> A)   B) -   C)   D)   E)
D) <strong>Find the curvature of r = (   t) i + (   t) j at t =   .</strong> A)   B) -   C)   D)   E)
E) <strong>Find the curvature of r = (   t) i + (   t) j at t =   .</strong> A)   B) -   C)   D)   E)
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Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t - <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k ) i + 3t j + (2t - <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by

A) - <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k i - <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k j + <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k k
B) - <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k i + <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k j + <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k k
C) - <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k i + <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k j + <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k k
D) - <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k i - <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k j + <strong>Let C be the space curve given by r(t) = (t -   ) i + 3t j + (2t -   ) k. The unit binormal to curve C at t = 0 is given by</strong> A) -   i -   j +   k B) -   i +   j +   k C) -   i +   j +   k D) -   i -   j +   k E) - k k
E) - k
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Find the curvature and the torsion of the curve of intersection of the surfaces x2 + y2 + z2 = 18 and Find the curvature and the torsion of the curve of intersection of the surfaces x<sup>2</sup> + y<sup>2</sup> + z<sup>2</sup> = 18 and   at an arbitrary point (x, y, z). at an arbitrary point (x, y, z).
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Find the point on the curve r(t) = (5 sin t) i + (5 cos t) j + 12t k at a distance 26 π\pi units along the curve from the point (0, 5, 0) when t > 0 corresponds to the direction of increasing arc length.

A) (-5, 0, 2 π\pi )
B) (5, 0, 12 π\pi )
C) (0, 5, 26 π\pi )
D) (0, 5, 24 π\pi )
E) (5, 0,12 π\pi )
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Find the radius of curvature of r = <strong>Find the radius of curvature of r =   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)   .

A) <strong>Find the radius of curvature of r =   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
B) <strong>Find the radius of curvature of r =   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
C) <strong>Find the radius of curvature of r =   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
D) <strong>Find the radius of curvature of r =   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
E) <strong>Find the radius of curvature of r =   .</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E)
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Find the Frenet frame for the curve r = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   .

A) <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   , <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   , <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =
B) <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   , <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   , <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =
C) <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   , <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   , <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =
D) <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   , <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   , <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =
E) <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   , <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   , <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   (t) = <strong>Find the Frenet frame for the curve r =   .</strong> A)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   B)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   C)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   D)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =   E)   (t) =   ,   (t) =   ,   (t) =
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Find an equation for the osculating circle of the curve r = t i + (sin t) j at the point ( <strong>Find an equation for the osculating circle of the curve r = t i + (sin t) j at the point (   , 1).</strong> A)   +   = 4 B)   +   = 2 C)   +   = 1 D)   +   =   E)   +   = 2 , 1).

A) <strong>Find an equation for the osculating circle of the curve r = t i + (sin t) j at the point (   , 1).</strong> A)   +   = 4 B)   +   = 2 C)   +   = 1 D)   +   =   E)   +   = 2 + <strong>Find an equation for the osculating circle of the curve r = t i + (sin t) j at the point (   , 1).</strong> A)   +   = 4 B)   +   = 2 C)   +   = 1 D)   +   =   E)   +   = 2 = 4
B) <strong>Find an equation for the osculating circle of the curve r = t i + (sin t) j at the point (   , 1).</strong> A)   +   = 4 B)   +   = 2 C)   +   = 1 D)   +   =   E)   +   = 2 + <strong>Find an equation for the osculating circle of the curve r = t i + (sin t) j at the point (   , 1).</strong> A)   +   = 4 B)   +   = 2 C)   +   = 1 D)   +   =   E)   +   = 2 = 2
C) <strong>Find an equation for the osculating circle of the curve r = t i + (sin t) j at the point (   , 1).</strong> A)   +   = 4 B)   +   = 2 C)   +   = 1 D)   +   =   E)   +   = 2 + <strong>Find an equation for the osculating circle of the curve r = t i + (sin t) j at the point (   , 1).</strong> A)   +   = 4 B)   +   = 2 C)   +   = 1 D)   +   =   E)   +   = 2 = 1
D) <strong>Find an equation for the osculating circle of the curve r = t i + (sin t) j at the point (   , 1).</strong> A)   +   = 4 B)   +   = 2 C)   +   = 1 D)   +   =   E)   +   = 2 + <strong>Find an equation for the osculating circle of the curve r = t i + (sin t) j at the point (   , 1).</strong> A)   +   = 4 B)   +   = 2 C)   +   = 1 D)   +   =   E)   +   = 2 = <strong>Find an equation for the osculating circle of the curve r = t i + (sin t) j at the point (   , 1).</strong> A)   +   = 4 B)   +   = 2 C)   +   = 1 D)   +   =   E)   +   = 2
E) <strong>Find an equation for the osculating circle of the curve r = t i + (sin t) j at the point (   , 1).</strong> A)   +   = 4 B)   +   = 2 C)   +   = 1 D)   +   =   E)   +   = 2 + <strong>Find an equation for the osculating circle of the curve r = t i + (sin t) j at the point (   , 1).</strong> A)   +   = 4 B)   +   = 2 C)   +   = 1 D)   +   =   E)   +   = 2 = 2
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Find the radius of curvature of the cycloid r = a ( θ\theta - sin θ\theta ) i + a(1 - cos θ\theta ) j at the point θ\theta = π\pi . Assume that a > 0.

A) 4a
B)  <strong>Find the radius of curvature of the cycloid r = a ( \theta  - sin  \theta ) i + a(1 - cos  \theta ) j at the point  \theta  =   \pi . Assume that a > 0.</strong> A) 4a B)   C) 2a D)   E) a
C) 2a
D)  <strong>Find the radius of curvature of the cycloid r = a ( \theta  - sin  \theta ) i + a(1 - cos  \theta ) j at the point  \theta  =   \pi . Assume that a > 0.</strong> A) 4a B)   C) 2a D)   E) a
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The speed and the magnitude of the acceleration of a moving particle at some point P are 3 units and 4 units, respectively. If the angle between the velocity and acceleration vectors at the point P is 30°, determine the radius of curvature of the particle's trajectory at P.

A) <strong>The speed and the magnitude of the acceleration of a moving particle at some point P are 3 units and 4 units, respectively. If the angle between the velocity and acceleration vectors at the point P is 30°, determine the radius of curvature of the particle's trajectory at P.</strong> A)   B) 4.5 C)   D)   E) 2.25 F)
B) 4.5
C) <strong>The speed and the magnitude of the acceleration of a moving particle at some point P are 3 units and 4 units, respectively. If the angle between the velocity and acceleration vectors at the point P is 30°, determine the radius of curvature of the particle's trajectory at P.</strong> A)   B) 4.5 C)   D)   E) 2.25 F)
D) <strong>The speed and the magnitude of the acceleration of a moving particle at some point P are 3 units and 4 units, respectively. If the angle between the velocity and acceleration vectors at the point P is 30°, determine the radius of curvature of the particle's trajectory at P.</strong> A)   B) 4.5 C)   D)   E) 2.25 F)
E) 2.25
F) <strong>The speed and the magnitude of the acceleration of a moving particle at some point P are 3 units and 4 units, respectively. If the angle between the velocity and acceleration vectors at the point P is 30°, determine the radius of curvature of the particle's trajectory at P.</strong> A)   B) 4.5 C)   D)   E) 2.25 F)
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Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = ( <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   cos t) i + ( <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   sin t) j.

A) <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   = <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   , <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   = <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =
B) <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   = 2 <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   , <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   = <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =
C) <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   = <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   , <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   = 2 <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =
D) <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   = 2 <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   , <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   = <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =
E) <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   = <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   , <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =   = <strong>Find the tangential and normal components of the acceleration of a particle moving so that at time t its position is r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j.</strong> A)   =     ,   =     B)   = 2   ,   =   C)   =     ,   = 2   D)   = 2     ,   =     E)   =   ,   =
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Find the evolute <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k (t) of the curve r(t) = ( <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k cos t) i + ( <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k sin t) j + 2k.

A) <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k = - ( <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k sin t) i + ( <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k cos t) j + 2k
B) <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k = ( <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k sin t) i + ( <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k cos t) j + 2k
C) <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k = ( <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k sin t) i - ( <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k cos t) j
D) <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k = - ( <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k sin t) i - ( <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k cos t) j
E) <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k = - ( <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k sin t) i - ( <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (   cos t) i + (   sin t) j + 2k.</strong> A)   = - (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k B)   = (   sin t) i + (   cos t) j + 2k C)   = (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j D)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j E)   = - (   sin t) i - (   cos t) j + k cos t) j + k
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Find the evolute <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + 3t k.</strong> A)   = -   sin t i -   cos t j + 3t k B)   C)   D)   E)   (t) of the curve r(t) = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + 3t k.

A) <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + 3t k.</strong> A)   = -   sin t i -   cos t j + 3t k B)   C)   D)   E)   = - <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + 3t k.</strong> A)   = -   sin t i -   cos t j + 3t k B)   C)   D)   E)   sin t i - <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + 3t k.</strong> A)   = -   sin t i -   cos t j + 3t k B)   C)   D)   E)   cos t j + 3t k
B) <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + 3t k.</strong> A)   = -   sin t i -   cos t j + 3t k B)   C)   D)   E)
C) <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + 3t k.</strong> A)   = -   sin t i -   cos t j + 3t k B)   C)   D)   E)
D) <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + 3t k.</strong> A)   = -   sin t i -   cos t j + 3t k B)   C)   D)   E)
E) <strong>Find the evolute   (t) of the curve r(t) = (2 cos t) i + (2 sin t) j + 3t k.</strong> A)   = -   sin t i -   cos t j + 3t k B)   C)   D)   E)
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Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0 \le x \le 1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x \le 0, and y = 1, x \ge 1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.

A) f(x) = 10  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2    - 15  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2    + 6  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2
B) f(x) = 4  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2    - 7  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2    + 4  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2
C) f(x) = 2  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2    - 3  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2    + 2  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2
D) f(x) = 18  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2    - 30  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2    + 13  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2
E) f(x) =  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2    - 3  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2    + 2  <strong>Find a polynomial f(x) of lowest possible degree such that the curve y = f(x), 0  \le  x  \le  1, can be used to join the straight line segments y = 0, x  \le  0, and y = 1, x \ge  1, to form a curve along which a particle can travel at constant speed without experiencing discontinuous acceleration.</strong> A) f(x) = 10   - 15   + 6   B) f(x) = 4   - 7   + 4   C) f(x) = 2   - 3   + 2   D) f(x) = 18   - 30   + 13   E) f(x) =   - 3   + 2
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A curve with nonzero curvature lies in a plane if and only if the torsion of the curve is identically zero.
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A frictionless highway turn has a constant curvature 1.96 ×  <strong>A frictionless highway turn has a constant curvature 1.96 ×     and is banked at an angle  \theta  =   (0.2). What is the maximum safe speed for the turn in m/s? You may assume the gravitational acceleration g = 9.8 m/   .</strong> A) 100 m/s B) 19.6 m/s C) 20 m/s D) 25 m/s E) 10 m/s   <strong>A frictionless highway turn has a constant curvature 1.96 ×     and is banked at an angle  \theta  =   (0.2). What is the maximum safe speed for the turn in m/s? You may assume the gravitational acceleration g = 9.8 m/   .</strong> A) 100 m/s B) 19.6 m/s C) 20 m/s D) 25 m/s E) 10 m/s  and is banked at an angle θ\theta =  <strong>A frictionless highway turn has a constant curvature 1.96 ×     and is banked at an angle  \theta  =   (0.2). What is the maximum safe speed for the turn in m/s? You may assume the gravitational acceleration g = 9.8 m/   .</strong> A) 100 m/s B) 19.6 m/s C) 20 m/s D) 25 m/s E) 10 m/s  (0.2). What is the maximum safe speed for the turn in m/s?
You may assume the gravitational acceleration g = 9.8 m/  <strong>A frictionless highway turn has a constant curvature 1.96 ×     and is banked at an angle  \theta  =   (0.2). What is the maximum safe speed for the turn in m/s? You may assume the gravitational acceleration g = 9.8 m/   .</strong> A) 100 m/s B) 19.6 m/s C) 20 m/s D) 25 m/s E) 10 m/s  .

A) 100 m/s
B) 19.6 m/s
C) 20 m/s
D) 25 m/s
E) 10 m/s
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A frictionless road turn is approximately circular of radius 50 metres and is designed for a maximum safe speed of 10 m/s. Determine the banking angle of the turn to the nearest degree.You may assume the gravitational acceleration g = 9.8 m/s2.
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The period of the moon's orbit around the Earth is approximately 27.32 days, and the semi-major axis of its orbit is about 385 000 km. Find the radius and location of the circular orbit of a geosynchronous satellite (i.e., one that remains above the same point on the Earth's surface).

A) 69 742 km, in the equatorial plane
B) 35 016 km, in the equatorial plane
C) 42 443 km, in the equatorial plane
D) 45 229 km, in a polar plane
E) none of the above
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The distance from the moon to the Earth at perigee is about 356 000 km and its distance at apogee is about 406 700 km. Find the eccentricity of the moon's orbit.

A) 0.066
B) 0.058
C) 0.051
D) 0.043
E) none of the above
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The angular velocity of a certain comet at perihelion is 10 times its angular velocity at aphelion. Find the eccentricity of the comet's orbit.

A) <strong>The angular velocity of a certain comet at perihelion is 10 times its angular velocity at aphelion. Find the eccentricity of the comet's orbit.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E) none of the above
B) <strong>The angular velocity of a certain comet at perihelion is 10 times its angular velocity at aphelion. Find the eccentricity of the comet's orbit.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E) none of the above
C) <strong>The angular velocity of a certain comet at perihelion is 10 times its angular velocity at aphelion. Find the eccentricity of the comet's orbit.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E) none of the above
D) <strong>The angular velocity of a certain comet at perihelion is 10 times its angular velocity at aphelion. Find the eccentricity of the comet's orbit.</strong> A)   B)   C)   D)   E) none of the above
E) none of the above
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Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above  . Express your answer s as functions of θ\theta .

A)  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above  = -  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above  ,  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above  = -  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above
B)  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above  = -  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above  ,  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above  =  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above
C)  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above  = -  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above  ,  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above  =  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above
D)  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above  =  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above  ,  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above  =  <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above   <strong>Find the radial and transverse components of the acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed v along the polar curve r =   . Express your answer s as functions of  \theta .</strong> A)   = -       ,   = -       B)   = -       ,   =       C)   = -       ,   =       D)   =       ,   =       E) none of the above
E) none of the above
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