Explanation Given info: r → ( t ) = t i ∧ + t 4 j ∧ + e k k ∧ Concept used: The projection of ( x , y , z ) on to the x z plane is ( x , 0 , z ) Calculation: Equation of curve r → ( t ) = t i ∧ + t 4 j ∧ + e t k ∧ So coordinate of general point on the given curve is given by x = t y = t 4 z = e t Coordinate ...

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What is the projection of $\vec{r} (t) = t \overset{\land}{i} + t^{4} \overset{\land}{j} + e^{t} \overset{\land}{k}$ on to the $z x$ plane?

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What is the projection of r → ( t ) = t i ∧ + t 4 j ∧ + e t k ∧ on to the z x plane?

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What is the projection of $\vec{r} (t) = t \overset{\land}{i} + t^{4} \overset{\land}{j} + e^{t} \overset{\land}{k}$ on to the $z x$ plane?

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What is the projection of r → ( t ) = t i ∧ + t 4 j ∧ + e t k ∧ on to the z x plane?

Solution Summary: The author explains how the projection of r (t) = t i + 4 j + e

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What is the projection of r→(t)=ti∧+t4j∧+etk∧ on to the zx plane?

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What is the projection of $\vec{r} (t) = t \overset{\land}{i} + t^{4} \overset{\land}{j} + e^{t} \overset{\land}{k}$ on to the $z x$ plane?