compute the unit tangent vector T and the principal normal unit
vector N of the space curve R(t)=<2t, t^2, 1/3t^3> at the
point when t=1. Then find its length over the domain [0,2]
(8pts)Consider the following vector field F and closed oriented
curve C in the plane
a. compute the circulation and interpret the result
b. compute the flux of the vector field F across C
F = <y,-2x>/sqrt(4x^2+y^2)
r(t) = <2cost,4sint>
Using Green’s theorem, compute the line integral of the vector
field below, along the curve x^2 - 2x +
y^2 = 0 , with the counterclockwise
orientation. Don’t compute the FINAL TRIG integral.
F(x,y) = <
(-y^3 / 3) -
cos(x^7) , cos(y^9
+ y^5) + (x^3
/ 3) > .
Using Green’s theorem, compute the line integral of the vector
field below, along the curve x^2-2x+ y^2=0 , with the
counterclockwise orientation. Don’t compute the FINAL TRIG
integral. F(x,y)=<- y^3/3-cos(x^7 ) ,cos(y^9+y^5 )+ x^3/3>
.
Show the complete solution.
Determine the unit tangent vector (T), the unit normal vector
(N), and the curvature of ?(?) = 2? ? + ?^2 ? – 1/3 ?^3 k at t =
1.
A monopolist with a straight-line demand curve finds that it can
sell 2 unit at 12 dollar each or 12 unit at 2 dollar each. Its
marginal cost is constant at 3 dollar per unit. Draw the MR, and MC
curves for this monoply
15.
a. Find the unit tangent vector T(1) at time t=1 for the space
curve r(t)=〈t3 +3t, t2 +1, 3t+4〉.
b. Compute the length of the space curve r(t) = 〈sin t, t, cos
t〉 with 0 ≤ t ≤ 6.
For a position vector
d=(-7.1i+-0.1j)m,
determine the x-component of the unit vector.
For a position vector
d=(-7.1i+-0.1j)m,
determine the y-component of the unit vector.
The direction of a 454.7 lb force is defined by the unit vector
u1=cos(30°)i+sin(30°)j.
Determine the x-component of the force vector.