1. Consider the spiral S in the xy-plane given in polar form by r = e...

1. Consider the spiral S in the xy-plane given in polar form by r = e ^θ . (a) (5 points) Find an arc length parametrization for S for which the reference point corresponds to θ = 0.

(b) (5 points) Compute the curvature of S at the point where θ = π.

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