Explanation The arc length is L = π 4 π 2 + 10 + 5 ln ( 2 π + 4 π 2 + 10 ) − 5 ln ( 10 ) 1 2 For the vector function r ( t ) = ( f ( t ) g ( t ) h ( t ) ) In the interval a ≤ t ≤ b and x = f ( t ) y = g ( t ) z = h ( t ) Then length is given by L = ∫ ( f ' ( t ) ) 2 + ( g ' ( t ) ) 2 + ( h ' ( t ) ) 2 d t Now we know that ∥ r ' ( t ) ∥ = ( f ' ( t ) ) 2 + ( g ' ( t ) ) 2 + ( h ' ( t ) ) 2 ………………………………..(I) L = ∫ a b ∥ r ' ( t ) ∥ d t ……………………………………..(II) Now for the given function. r ( t ) = ( t cos t , t sin t , 3 t ) 0 ≤ t ≤ 2 π Then length is given by L = ∫ ( f ' ( t ) ) 2 + ( g ' ( t ) ) 2 + ( h ' ( t ) ) 2 d t Now we know that ∥ r ' ( t ) ∥ = ( f ' ( t ) ) 2 + ( g ' ( t ) ) 2 + ( h ' ( t ) ) 2 ………………………………...

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