A smooth curve C is defined by some vector function R(t) with R = (π, 0, -2) and R '(t)= (2, √5 csc t, 2 cott) for all t = (0, π). πT 2 1. Give a vector equation of the line tangent to C at the point where t = 2. Find the moving trihedral of C for all t€ (0, π). E

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A smooth curve C is defined by some vector function R(t) with
S
R = (π,0,-2) and R'(t)= (2, √5 csc t, 2 cot t) for all t = (0, π).
T
π
1. Give a vector equation of the line tangent to C at the point where t = 2
2. Find the moving trihedral of C for all t€ (0, π).
3. Reparametrize the unit tangent vector T(t) using the arc length as parameter starting from t = 1.
Transcribed Image Text:A smooth curve C is defined by some vector function R(t) with S R = (π,0,-2) and R'(t)= (2, √5 csc t, 2 cot t) for all t = (0, π). T π 1. Give a vector equation of the line tangent to C at the point where t = 2 2. Find the moving trihedral of C for all t€ (0, π). 3. Reparametrize the unit tangent vector T(t) using the arc length as parameter starting from t = 1.
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