I feel x should also be a part of the equation As x=3, why not take 8pi as 8(x)pi/3 This makes sense as in 3d, a curve has a tangential plane instead of a single tangent
We are trying to find "t" such that r(t) will be the point P. Note that point P is on the curve and image of r(t) is the curve. Thats the reason I equated with r(t).
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I feel x should also be a part of the equation
As x=3, why not take 8pi as 8(x)pi/3
This makes sense as in 3d, a curve has a tangential plane instead of a single tangent
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@@DrMathaholic at 12.20
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Sir r'(2π) should be (0,3,4)
Yes, u r right..👏👏
cos 2pi = -1 , in 2nd sum y coordinate will be -3/5 ?.
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On the other hand cos(2 pi)=1
@@DrMathaholic ho sry..😅.. I just got confused... It with cos pi..
Tnx to correct me..
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sir how can u equate the point (3,0,8pi) with tangent vector..shouldnt it be with r prime ...ans is (0,3,4)
We are trying to find "t" such that r(t) will be the point P.
Note that point P is on the curve and image of r(t) is the curve. Thats the reason I equated with r(t).