Explanation Given: Equation of the curve in vector form is given by r ( t ) = e t j − cos ( 2 t ) k , t = 0 Calculation: We have r ( t ) = e t j − cos ( 2 t ) k ð Velocity, v ( t ) = r ' ( t ) = e t j + 2 sin ( 2 t ) k , v ( 0 ) = e 0 j + 2 sin ( 0 ) k = j >&#x...

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