Suppose we have a velocity function and an initial condition for position: 1 1 2t v (t) = r (1) = (0, 0, 0). v t²' 1+t?, Find r (t) , with its three constants of integration!

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(II)
Position from velocity.
Suppose we have a velocity function and an initial condition for position:
1
1
2t
v (t) =
r (1) = (0, 0, 0).
V4– t²’t²’ 1+t²
Find r (t), with its three constants of integration!
(III)
Parametric equations.
(a) The associated parametric curve is one-half of what familar conic? Sketch the exact
curve.
r (t) = (2 cos (t), 3 sin (t)), 7/2<t< 3n/2.
y
Since t must increase in parametric equations,
we often write this as:
t. п/2 — 3п/2.
-3
-2
-1
1
2
X
(b) Find a trig. identity that will help you eliminate t.
This will be one-half of a familiar conic, but you don't have to sketch it.
Just give the equation of the conic.
r (t) = (sec (t), tan (t)), -T/2 <t<n/2.
Transcribed Image Text:(II) Position from velocity. Suppose we have a velocity function and an initial condition for position: 1 1 2t v (t) = r (1) = (0, 0, 0). V4– t²’t²’ 1+t² Find r (t), with its three constants of integration! (III) Parametric equations. (a) The associated parametric curve is one-half of what familar conic? Sketch the exact curve. r (t) = (2 cos (t), 3 sin (t)), 7/2<t< 3n/2. y Since t must increase in parametric equations, we often write this as: t. п/2 — 3п/2. -3 -2 -1 1 2 X (b) Find a trig. identity that will help you eliminate t. This will be one-half of a familiar conic, but you don't have to sketch it. Just give the equation of the conic. r (t) = (sec (t), tan (t)), -T/2 <t<n/2.
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