3. Let a: R+R be the regular curve defined by a(t) = (213, 121, 61). Find...
Find the curvature of the space curve. 1) r(t) - - 61+ (t + 10)j +(In(cost) + 6)k
Let C be the closed curve defined by r(t) = costi + sin tj + sin 2tk for 0 <t< 27. (a) (5 pts] Show that this curve C lies on the surface S defined by z = 2xy. (b) (20 pts] By using Stokes' Theorem, evaluate the line integral F. dr C where F(x, y, z) = (y2 + cos x)i + (sin y +22)j + xk
4. Let C be the closed curve defined by r(t) = costi + sin tj + sin 2tk for 0 <t<2n. (a) [5 pts] Show that this curve C lies on the surface S defined by z = 2.cy. F. dr (b) (20 pts] By using Stokes' Theorem, evaluate the line integral| " where F(t,y,z) = (y2 + cos z)i + (sin y+z)j + tk
4. Let C be the closed curve defined by r(t) = costi + sin tj + sin 2tk for 0 <t<2n. (a) [5 pts] Show that this curve C lies on the surface S defined by z = 2.cy. (b) [20 pts] By using Stokes’ Theorem, evaluate the line integral| vi F. dr where F(x, y, z) = (y2 + cos x)i + (sin y + z2)j + xk
4. Let C be the closed curve defined by r(t) = costi + sin tj + sin 2tk for 0 <t< 27. (a) [5 pts) Show that this curve C lies on the surface S defined by z = 2xy. (b) (20 pts) By using Stokes' Theorem, evaluate the line integral F. dr с where F(x, y, z) = (y2 + cos x)i + (sin y + z2)j + xk
3. Let T : P2(R) → P2(R) be defined by T(f(x)) = f'(x). Find an element v ∈ P2(R) such that v, T v, T^2 v is a basis of generalized eigenvectors of T.
Question 1. Let y : R -> R' be the parametrised curve 8 (t)= 1+ sin t Cost 5 Cos (a) (2 marks) Show that y is unit speed (7 marks) Find, at each point on the curve, the principal tangent T, principal normal (b) N, binormal B, curvature K, and torsion 7. (c) (3 marks) Show directly that T, N, B satisfy the Frenet-Serret frame equations (d) (3 marks) Show that the image of y lies in a plane...
Let T. M2(R) →P2(R) be defined by T.(Iga)-(+b) + (b+c) Let T2: P2 (R) → Pl (R) be defined by Tap(x))-p' (x) (c+ d)x2 2. Find Ker(T2 . T) and find a basis for Ker(T2。T).
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1. a. Consider the curve defined by the following parametric equations: r(t) = et-e-t, y(t) = et + e-t where t can be any number. Determine where the particle describing the curve is when tIn(3) In(2). 0, ln(2) and In(3). Split up the work among your group Onex, vou l'ave found i lose live polnia, try to n"惱; wbai ille wlu le curve "u"ht lex k like. b. Verify that every point on the curve from the previous problem solves...