a) x=e'cost, y = e'sent 0sts b) xt, y= t - vī , , 0sts1

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Find the curve length of the given functions in the given interval

 

a) x=e'cost, y = e'sent
0sts
b) xt, y= t - vī , , 0sts1
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Expert Solution
Step 1

Find dx/dt and dy/dt using product rule.

Then find (dx/dt)^2 and (dy/dt)^2. 

y=e'sint
dy
= (e' )'sint+e'(sint)
x-e'cost
dx
=(e')'cost+e'(cost)
dt
dt
dy
=e'sint+e'cost
dt
dx
=e'cost-e'sint
dt
dy
(e'sint+e'cost)
dt
dx
(e'cost-e'sint)
dt
2.
dy
e2 cost 2e2*cost sint+e2 sin't
dt
dx
e2 cost -2e2cost sint+e2 sin't
dt
Step 2

Plug them in the formula of curve length and simplify.

Answer(a): sqrt(2)[e^pi - 1]

cost -2e2 cost sint+e2 sin't +e2 cos't +2e2*cost sint+e2 sin't dt
L=
= V2e2 cos2t +2e2 sin2t dt
= 2e2(cos't +sin°t ) dt
L
dt
L=
L=\2e'dt
L=v2[e-e°]
L=V2 [e-1]
Step 3

Find dx/dt and dy/dt 

And then find (dx/dt)^2 and (dy/dt)^2

y=t-Vt
x=t+ t
1
dy
=l-
dt
dx
=1+
dt
2T
2Vt
dy
1
1-
2Vt
(
dx
1+
dt
2t
dt
1
dy
dx
1
=1+
1
=1.
dt
4t
4t
dt
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