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Transcribed Image Text:Consider the curve with parametrization given by:
r(t) = (-4 cost, 4 sint, 8t)
• Now re-parametrize the same curve by arc length.
• If start at the point (-4, 0, 0) and follow this curve for 11 units of length, where will you be?
Find the curvature of this curve.
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Consider the curve from the previous probelm.
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the curve you encountered in problem #1. Suppose that you are at the point (0, 0, 0) and subjected to a
force given by:
That force is given by:
(mint
(x²+y².
+2³² +2²) = ² ( 2²³² +2²³ +2²) { ¹ (2²+z²+2²) =
How much work will you do traveling along the curve from (-4, 0, 0) to (-4, 0, 16 π) ?
Make sure to provide a clear, complete, and detailed solution. If you use any theorems, state which ones you are using
clearly and also show why those theorems are appropriate to this problem.
F(x, y, z)
=
(It's very similar, but not identical, to gravity)
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Consider the curve from the previous probelm.
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the curve you encountered in problem #1. Suppose that you are at the point (0, 0, 0) and subjected to a
force given by:
That force is given by:
(mint
(x²+y².
+2³² +2²) = ² ( 2²³² +2²³ +2²) { ¹ (2²+z²+2²) =
How much work will you do traveling along the curve from (-4, 0, 0) to (-4, 0, 16 π) ?
Make sure to provide a clear, complete, and detailed solution. If you use any theorems, state which ones you are using
clearly and also show why those theorems are appropriate to this problem.
F(x, y, z)
=
(It's very similar, but not identical, to gravity)
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