Next we substitute 'x s(x) = √² f* VI √ 1 + (f'(t))² dt 4 = dy dx - [~ √₂ + ( ₁6(+) = 1 3x J = 3x¹/2 1 + into the equation for the arc length function and simplify. X t dt 2 +²/2) ² dt

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Section3.4: Definition Of The Derivative
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Next we substitute
dy
dx
= 3x¹/2
X
5(x) = f*
= √ 1 + (f'(t))² dt
J4
X
= 6₁₁ √√₂+
S
1
- (² √ ₁ + ( 3x (+)
1
into the equation for the arc length function and simplify.
* t¹/
(¹/2)² at
dt
t dt
Transcribed Image Text:Next we substitute dy dx = 3x¹/2 X 5(x) = f* = √ 1 + (f'(t))² dt J4 X = 6₁₁ √√₂+ S 1 - (² √ ₁ + ( 3x (+) 1 into the equation for the arc length function and simplify. * t¹/ (¹/2)² at dt t dt
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