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Finding the equation of a parametric curve
and then the direction (a,b,c) would be point on the line or would it just be (a,b,c)?- rylz
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Finding the equation of a parametric curve
so do i sub in a point for t in the domain? and that will give <xo,yo, zo> and then how do i find the direction <a,b,c>.- rylz
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Finding the equation of a parametric curve
x-xo/a=y-yo/b=z-zo/c- rylz
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Finding the equation of a parametric curve
y(t) is the parametric curve, and i proved its a straight line by proving the curvature of the line. the "f" is supposed to be of- rylz
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Finding the equation of a parametric curve
[b]1. if y(t)= (a/t, b/t, c/t) [b]2. Prove that this curve is a straight line. Find the equation of the line [b]3. i found the first part without a problem, i just am not sure how to find the equation f the line.- rylz
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- Curve Parametric
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Polylogarithm and taylor series
hey! so i sorted out the first part but how do i axctually prove that Li-1 (x) is equal to 1/(1-x)^2?- rylz
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Polylogarithm and taylor series
let nε Z. the polylogarithm functions are a family of functions, one for each n. they are defined by the following taylor series: Lin(x)= Ʃ xk/kn 1.calculate the radius of convergence [b]3. when i attempted this part, i couldn't use theratio or root test, so by comparison i got R=∞...- rylz
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- Series Taylor Taylor series
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Graduate What is the largest n dimensional box that can fit inside a sphere?
in ℝn what is the largest n-dimensional box that can fit into the (n-1) sphere- rylz
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- Box Fit Sphere
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- Forum: Differential Geometry