Applied Calculus Chapter 2 vector valued function

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VECTOR-VALUED FUNCTION

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ectorposition v

a as expressed becan D-3in equation curveor lineA

kjir zyx

:equation parametric in the

)(tfx )(tgy )(thz

kjir )()()((t) thtgtf

)(),(),((t) thtgtfr

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DOMAIN

Example 1

Determine the domain of the fo11owing function

cos ,1n 4 , 1

So1ution:

The first component is defined for a11 's.

The second component is on1y defined for 4.

The third component is on1y defined for

t t t t

t

t

r

1.

Putting a11 of these together gives the fo11owing domain.

1,4

This is the 1argest possib1e interva1 for which a11 three

components are defined.

t

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kjir )4(3)( ofgraph Sketch the (b)

line. the

sketch Then (2,3,-1)? and (1,2,2) points thepasses

that linestraight a ofequation line theis What (a)

2ttt

Example 2

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kjir )23()2()1()(

232)21(

22)23(

11)12( Hence,

Then . (2,3,-1))z,(, 1 when and

)2,2,1(),( , 0n that wheSuppose (a)

111

0,00

tttt

ttz

tty

ttx

,yxt

zyxt

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Solution :

001 )( PtPPP

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Thus, the line:

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3 plane

on the 4 parabola theisgraph theis,ch whi

4z ,3

thatfind weThus,

4,3,

are curve theof equations Parametric (b)

2

2

2

y

xz

xy

tzytx

Solution :

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function following theofeach ofgraph Sketch the

1,)( tt r(a) (b) ttt sin3,cos6)( r

Solution :

The first thing that we need to do is plug in a few values

of t and get some position vectors. Here are a few,

(a)

Example 3

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The sketch of the curve is given as follows (red line).

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Solution :

(b)

As in Question (a), we plug in some values of t.

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The sketch of the curve is given as follows (red line).

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function following theofeach ofgraph Sketch the

kjir cttatat sincos)(

Example 4

CIRCULAR HELIX

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functionsscalar a isResult )()())((

functions vector are Results

)()())((

)()())((

)()())((

)()())((

Then

. offunction scalar a is and of fucntions areG and F Suppose

theorem.following thehave weThus

vectors.of properties loperationa einherit th functionsVector

ttt

ttt

ttt

ttt

ttt

tt

GFGF

GFGF

FF

GFGF

GFGF

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THEOREM 2.1

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kji

kjikji

GFGF

GFGF

FGF

kjiG

kjiFGF

)sin5()1

()(

51

)sin(

)()( ))(( (i)

))(( (iv) ))(( (iii)

))(( (ii) ))(( (i)

find,51

)( and

sin)(by defined and functions vector For the

2

2

2

tt

ttt

ttttt

ttt

tt

tet

ttt

tttt

t

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Example 4

Solution :

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)()sin5()sin

5(

51

sin

)51

()sin(

)()())(( (iii)

)sin()()(

)())(( )ii(

22

2

2

2

kji

kji

kjikji

GFGF

kji

FF

tttttt

tt

tt

ttt

ttttt

ttt

teteet

tete

ttt

tt

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Solution :

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Solution :

tt

ttttt

ttt

sin51

)51

()sin(

)()())(( (iv)

3

2

kjikji

GFGF

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Example 5

246)(

1226)(

4)52(4)(3 )(

if ),( and ),( Find

2

32

kiF

kjiF

kjiF

FF

tt

ttt

tt-tt

tt

Solution :

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GFG

FGF

GFG

FGF

GFGF

FF

GF

dt

d

dt

d

dt

d

dt

d

dt

d

dt

d

dt

d

dt

d

dt

d

dt

dcc

dt

d

)( )(iv

)( iii)(

)( )ii(

)( (i)

then,scalar a is c

andfunction vector abledifferenti are and If :4.3 Theorem

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THEOREM 2.2

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ttt t

tttt

ttttt

dt

d

dt

d

dt

d

sin11cos)1(5

)cossin()310(

)sin(cos)5(

)( )i(

2

2

32

jikji

jikji

GFG

FGF

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Example 6

)((iii) ),( (ii) ),( (i)

find ,cossin)( ,5)( If 32

FFGFGF

jiGkjiF

dt

d

dt

d

dt

d

ttttttt

Solution :

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53

2

2323

232

62100

2)( )iii(

)cos11sinsin(5

t)sin3cos(-t)cos3sin(

0cossin

3110

0sincos

5

)( )ii(

ttt

dt

d

dt

d

ttttt

tttttt

tt

tt

tt

ttt

dt

d

dt

d

dt

d

FFFF

k

ji

kjikji

GFG

FGF

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Solution :

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INTEGRATION OF VECTOR

FUNCTIONS

))(())(())(()(

thenb],[a,on of and ,,

functions integrable some from )()()()( If

ise.componentw done also is functions vector ofn Integratio

b

akjiF

kjiF

b

a

b

a

b

adtthdttgdttfdtt

thgf

thtgtft

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Example 7

Solution :

kji

kji

kjiF

kjiF

F

802-42

])5()2[(

4)52()43( )(

4t)52()43()(

if )( Find

3

1

4223

3

1

3

3

1

3

1

3

1

2

32

3

1

ttttt

dttdttdtttdtt

tttt

dtt

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b

adt

dy

dt

dxL

22

b

adt

dz

dt

dy

dt

dxL

222

In 2-space

In 3-space

In general,

b

a

b

a

tLdt

dL )('or r

r

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Notes: Smooth Curve

The graph of the vector function defined by

r(t) is smooth on any interval of t where is

continuous and .

The graph is piecewise smooth on an interval

that can be subdivided into a finite number of

subintervals on which r is smooth.

r

0t r

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Find the arc length of the parametric curve

4

30; 2 ,sin ,cos )( 33

tztytxa

10; 2 , , )( ttzeyexb tt

Find the arc length of the graph of r(t)

42; 62

1)( )( 23 t tttta kjir

20; 2sin3cos3)( )( tttttb kjir

4

3: LAns

1: eeLAns

58: LAns

132: LAns

Example 8

Example 9

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If r(t) is a vector function that defines a smooth graph,

then at each point a unit tangent vector is

tt

t

rT

r

UNIT TANGENT VECTOR

3a) Find the derivative of 1 sin 2

b) Find the unit tangent vector at the point where 0.

tt t te t

t

r i j k

Example 10

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curve. thetont vector unit tange theis where

as by denoted ),( curve thevector to

normalunit principle thedefine we,0 If

T

Nr

T

t

dtd

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)('

)('

T

T

t

t

dtd

dtd

T

TN

UNIT NORMAL VECTOR

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).( curve the toly,respectivevector

unit principal theandnt vector unit tange theare and where

as defined is curve a of vector binormal The

tr

NT

B

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BINORMAL VECTOR

NTB

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Find the unit normal and binormal

vectors for the circular helix

cos sint t t t r i j k

Example 11

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curve. thetont vector unit tange theis where

as defined is )( curvesmooth a of curvature The

T

r t

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)('

)('

t

t

dtd

dtd

r

T

r

T

CURVATURE

3

r r

r

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Curvature is the measure of how “sharply” a curve r(t) in

2-space or 3-space “bends”.

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Find the curvature of the helix traced out by

2sin ,2cos ,4t t t tr

Example 12

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Radius of Curvature

as defined is curvature of radius itsthen

),( curvesmooth theof curvature theis If

tr

1

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then time,is where),r(ector position v

by given curve thealong moves particle a If

tt

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dt

dt

rv )( velocity

2

2

)( on acceleratidt

d

dt

dt

rva

dt

dst )( speed v

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Example 13

.2when

particle theofon accelerati and speed velocity, theFind

sincos)(

bygiven is after time particle a ofector position v The

3

t

tttt

t

jir

Solution :

kji

kjiv

kjir

v

1242.09.0

)2(3)2(cos)2(sin

2when

)3()(cos)(sin

velocityobtain the we, w.r.t atingDifferenti

2

2

t

tttdt

d

t

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kji

kjia

kjiv

a

a

v

129.00.42

)2(6)2sin()2cos( ,2 when

6)sin()cos(

bygiven is on accelerati The

04.12)2(91 ,2when

91)3()(cos)sin(

bygiven is any timefor speed The

4

42222

t

tttdt

d

t

tttt-

t

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Example 14

kjir

r

kjiv

v

2)0( particle

theof )(ector position v theFind

2cos)(

bygiven ismotion in particle a of Velocity

2

t

ttet t

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C

Ce

cc

Ct

te

ct

ctce

tdtdttdtet

dtd

t

t

t

i

kjir

kji

kji

kji

kjir

rv

2

)0(2sin)0(

3

1)0(

cC where

2

2sin

3

1

)2

2sin()

3

1()(

2cos)(

have we, Since

30

321

3

32

3

1

2

Solution :

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kji

kjikjir

kji

kjii

r

)12

2sin()1

3

1()1(

)2

2sin(

3

1)(

obtain weHence

C

2

obtain we),0( of egiven valu theusingBy

3

3

tte

ttet

C

t

t

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Find the position vector R(t), given the

velocity V(t) and the initial position R(0) for

2 2 ; 0 4tt t e t V i j k R i j k

Example 15

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