Let r(t) = (t2, 1 - t, 4t). Calculate the derivative of r(t) a(t) at t = 4, assuming that a(4) = (9, -6,-2) and a'(4) = (-6, 5, -3) d. r(t) a(t)t-4 = dt
Let r(t) = (t2, 1 - t, 4t). Calculate the derivative of r(t) a(t) at t = 4, assuming that a(4) = (9, -6,-2) and a'(4) = (-6, 5, -3) d. r(t) a(t)t-4 = dt
Calculus For The Life Sciences
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Chapter4: Calculating The Derivative
Section4.3: The Chain Rule
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