Find the binormal vector B and torsion for this space curve. What is the binormal vector?What is the torsion?T=(Type an integer or a simplified fraction.)Show transcribed image text sint+ cos ti+cos t- sintcost- sinti+cost- sint1Find the binormal2 e'V2For the space curve below, T=j. N =j, and K=vector B and torsion t for this space curve.r(t) = (2 e' cos t)i + (2e'sint)j+2k

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Functions and Change: A Modeling Approach to College Algebra (MindTap Course List)

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