Consider the vector function r(t)=. (a)If the position is given by r(t), find the velocity vector speed as functions of t. (b)Find the tangential and normal components of acceleration for the position function r(t).

Consider the vector function r(t)=. (a)If the position is given by r(t), find the velocity vector speed as functions of t. (b)Find the tangential and normal components of acceleration for the position function r(t).

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Consider the vector function r(t)=<cos(3t),sin(3t),t>.

(a)If the position is given by r(t), find the velocity vector speed as functions of t.

(b)Find the tangential and normal components of acceleration for the position function r(t).

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