Please give neat and proper explanations to the solution to this question. Box the final answers. Thank you. V is a vector valued function which can be defined as follows...V(0) =< -1, 0, -2>V' (t) =(note: this is the derivative of V→(t))Use this to determine the following:V→(t)A vector equation of the line tangent to the graph of Vat t = 1

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V is a vector valued function which can be defined as follows... V(0) =< -1, 0, -2> 1 V'(t) =