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    Area between curves/solids of revolutions

    no, rt(x) is the 'top' draw a picture of rt(x) and 2x^2-1 you can see easily which one is the 'top'
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    Prove that a curve lies in a plane

    Homework Statement let r(t) (a<t<b) be a smooth vector valued function. suppose that the nonzero vector n is perpendicular to r'(t) for all values of t. Prove that the curve with parametrization r(t) lies in a plane Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution i know this has...