Calculate the length of the curve r (t) = (3cost, 5t, 3sint) and calculate what is...

Calculate the length of the curve r (t) = (3cost, 5t, 3sint) and calculate what is indicated below
a) Unit tangent vector T=
b) Main Normal Vector N =
c) Binormal vector B =
d) Function curvature k =
e) Torsion function t =
f) the tangential and normal acceleration components at = and aN =

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Colby Messinger answered 1 year ago

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