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ohms law
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Hi folks. I'm working on an arc length problem, and my answer doesn't match the answer that our professor gave, so I was hoping that someone could point out where I'm going wrong here.
Find the arc length determined by x^2=y^3 from (0,0) to (1,1).all of the work is in the attached Word doc. I realize that I'm severely limiting the help that I'll receive by using an attachment, but copying all of that formatted work to bbcode (I assume) formatting isn't exactly trivial, so... *shrug* I'd very much appreciate any help or discussion about this, though.
Edit: I had to .zip the file because .docx isn't a recognized format here. Sorry again for that.
Homework Statement
Find the arc length determined by x^2=y^3 from (0,0) to (1,1).all of the work is in the attached Word doc. I realize that I'm severely limiting the help that I'll receive by using an attachment, but copying all of that formatted work to bbcode (I assume) formatting isn't exactly trivial, so... *shrug* I'd very much appreciate any help or discussion about this, though.
Edit: I had to .zip the file because .docx isn't a recognized format here. Sorry again for that.