can someone help me with these problems 9. A particle is traveling along the path such that its position at any time t is given byr(1) ={G -0,c² -1)}. The length of the curve for 0sis3is:a. 1214b.32c.d. 6© 2021, James West10. A particle is traveling along the path such that its position at any time t is given byr() ={Gr -n,c -n}. The speced at any time r for the curve is:a. 2-1b. +1c. Vt +4 +1 6. Find a parameterization x = x(t), y = y(t), t € [0,1] for the line segment through (2, 6)and (6, 3).a. x(t) = 2– 41, y(1) = 6 +3tb. x(t) = 2+41, y(1) = 6+3tc. x(t) = 2–41, y(t) = 6–3td. x() - 2+ 4г, У() — 6— 31© 2021, James West7. Find the length of the graph: f(x) =Vx(x – 3), x € [0,3]a. V3b.2c. 23

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9. A particle is traveling along the path such that its position at any time t is given by r(1) ={G -0,c² -1)}. The length of the curve for 0sis3is: a. 12 14 b. 32 c. d. 6

Calculus: Early Transcendentals

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Author:James Stewart

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Chapter1: Functions And Models

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