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Homework Statement
A body is moving, with the following data (these are all dependencies of the radius vector components respective to time): x(t)=At2, A>0; y(t)=Bt, B>0, z(t)=0. How does the trajectory of this movement look?
Homework Equations
r=x(t)i+y(t)j+z(t)k
Velocity=dr/dt
The Attempt at a Solution
r=At2*i+Bt*j (i,j and r are vectors)
Velocity=2At*i+B*j
Intuitively I think that the trajectory would look like a logarithm function, but is it correct and how to prove it?