The curves 71(t) = (- 5t, t°, 3t*) and r2(t) = (sin(5t), sin(2t), t) intersect at the origin. Find the acute angle of intersection (0) in degrees. %3D

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The curves 71(t) = (– 5t, t°, 3t*) and r2(t) = (sin(5t), sin(2t), t) intersect at the origin.
Find the acute angle of intersection (0) in degrees.
Transcribed Image Text:The curves 71(t) = (– 5t, t°, 3t*) and r2(t) = (sin(5t), sin(2t), t) intersect at the origin. Find the acute angle of intersection (0) in degrees.
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