r(t) = (−2√√ť² – 4, 3 sin (4t), 3 ln (−5 – 2t)), then the domain of r is given by the interval Select one: O [2, 1/12) 0 (15/12,00) O None of them 0 (-∞0,-5) 0 (-2,-2]
r(t) = (−2√√ť² – 4, 3 sin (4t), 3 ln (−5 – 2t)), then the domain of r is given by the interval Select one: O [2, 1/12) 0 (15/12,00) O None of them 0 (-∞0,-5) 0 (-2,-2]
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