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    Proving Multivariable Limit: f(x, y) → 0

    Homework Statement Consider that f(x, y) = [sin^2(x − y)] / [|x| + |y|]. Using this, prove: lim(x,y)→(0,0) f(x, y) = 0 Homework Equations Definition of a limit, etc. The Attempt at a Solution I don't know how to start... I've been trying to self-teach limits for a while and...
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    Solving Directional Derivative Problems: A Comprehensive Guide

    nvmnd - solved
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    Prove Vector Derivative (using Dot Product)

    Homework Statement n. Let r1 and r2 be differentiable 3-space vector-valued functions. Directly from the definition of dot product, and the definition of derivative of vector- valued functions in terms of components, prove that d/dt (r1(t) • r2(t)) = r′1(t) • r2(t) + r1(t) • r′2(t). Homework...
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    Show that Vector function lies on a sphere

    Homework Statement Let r1 and r2 be differentiable 3-space vector-valued functions. Show that for a differentiable 3-space vector-valued function r, the graph of r lies on a sphere centered at the origin if and only if r(t) and r′(t) are orthogonal (perpendicular) for all t. Homework...
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    Intersection of two vector-valued functions

    Homework Statement Prove that r1 and r2 intersect at (1,1,3). Let r1 and r2 be defined as: r1(t)=t^2i+tj+3t^3k r2(t)=(t−1)i+(1/4)t^2j+(5−t)k Homework Equations Intersection is derived from r1=r2. The Attempt at a Solution I only formally get to this point and then start...
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    Concept: Arc Length Parametrization

    What does the arc length parametrization mean?
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