Working with vector-valued functions For each vector-valued function r, carry

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2021-12-05

Working with vector-valued functions For each vector-valued function r, carry out the following steps.
a. Evaluatelimt0r(t) and limtr(t), if each exists.
b. Find r'(t) and evaluate r'(0).
c. Find r"(t).
d. Evaluate r(t)dt.
r(t)=sin2t,3cos4t,t

Answer & Explanation

Zachary Pickett

Zachary Pickett

Beginner2021-12-06Added 17 answers

Step1
Part (a)
Let the vector valued function r(t)=sin2ti+3cos4tj+tk
Find the limit Ltt0r(t) .
Ltt0r(t)=Ltt0sin2ti+3cos4tj+tk=0i+3j+0k
Therefore, the value is 3j.
Find the limit Lttr(t)
Lttr(t)=Lttsin2ti+3cos4tj+tk=
Therefore, the value is not defined.
Step2
Part (b)
Differentiate the expression r(t)=sin2ti+3cos4tj+tk with respect to t to find r'(t).
r(t)=(cos2tx2)i+(12sin4t)j+k
=(2cos2t)i(12sin4t)j+k
Therefore, r(t)is(2cos2t)i(12sin4t)j+k.
Substitute 0 for t to find r'(O).
r(0)=(2cosO)i(12sin0)j+k
=2i+k
Therefore, the value of r'(O) is 2i+k.
Step3
Part (c)
Differentiate the expression (2cos2t)i(12sin4t)j+k to find the value of r'(t).
r(t)=(4sin2t)i(48cos4t)j
Therefore, the value of r(t)is(4sin2t)i(48cos4t)j.
Step4
Part (d)
Integrate the expression r(t)=sin2ti+3cos4tj+tk with respect to t to find the value of r(t).
r(t)dt=(cos2t2)i+(34sin4t)j+(t22)k
Therefore,

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