1. The formula for finding the arc length of a curve, given in parametric equations, is as follows 2 d.x 2 dy + dt Arc Length dt. a Given the curve 8 x(t) = 2t? y(t) : - 2

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1. The formula for finding the arc length of a curve, given in parametric equations,
is as follows
2
d.x
2
Arc Length
(dy`
dt.
dt
dt
Given the curve
8
x(t) = 2t?
y(t) = t
- 2 <t< 2
Find out what the arc length is for the function bounded by the interval |-2,2|
(The curve length is not zero)
All sketches showing domain/region of integration need to be shown in 2d;
that is, 3d diagrams are optional.
Transcribed Image Text:1. The formula for finding the arc length of a curve, given in parametric equations, is as follows 2 d.x 2 Arc Length (dy` dt. dt dt Given the curve 8 x(t) = 2t? y(t) = t - 2 <t< 2 Find out what the arc length is for the function bounded by the interval |-2,2| (The curve length is not zero) All sketches showing domain/region of integration need to be shown in 2d; that is, 3d diagrams are optional.
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