Suppose the vector-valued function r(t)= (f(t).g(t),h(t)) is smooth on an interval containing the point to. The line tangent to r(t) at t=to is the line parallel to the tangent vector r' (to) that passes through (f(to) g (to).h (to)). For the following function, find the line tangent to the curve at t= to. A r(t) = (15+ cost, 3+ sin 20t,2t); to = 2 The line tangent to the curve at t= to is 0.

Suppose the vector-valued function r(t)= (f(t).g(t),h(t)) is smooth on an interval containing the point to. The line tangent to r(t) at t=to is the line parallel to the tangent vector r' (to) that passes through (f(to) g (to).h (to)). For the following function, find the line tangent to the curve at t= to. A r(t) = (15+ cost, 3+ sin 20t,2t); to = 2 The line tangent to the curve at t= to is 0.

Elementary Linear Algebra (MindTap Course List)

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305658004

Author:Ron Larson

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