Calculate[ri(t) r₂(t)] and[r(t) x r₂(t)] first by differentiating the product directly and then by applying the formulas d dr₂ dr (t)-r₂(t)]=r₁(t)- + -r₂(t) and dt dt dr₂ dr₁ d[r₁(t) × r₂(t)] = r₁(t) × + x r₂(t). dt dt ri(t) = 6ti + 4t²j+ 4t³k, r₂(t) = t¹k r(t)-r₂(t)] = [ r(t) r₂(t)]=

Calculate[ri(t) r₂(t)] and[r(t) x r₂(t)] first by differentiating the product directly and then by applying the formulas d dr₂ dr (t)-r₂(t)]=r₁(t)- + -r₂(t) and dt dt dr₂ dr₁ d[r₁(t) × r₂(t)] = r₁(t) × + x r₂(t). dt dt ri(t) = 6ti + 4t²j+ 4t³k, r₂(t) = t¹k r(t)-r₂(t)] = [ r(t) r₂(t)]=

Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction

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Chapter4: Eigenvalues And Eigenvectors

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