Chapter 10: Q. 15 (page 777)
If an object is moving along the graph of a vector function
$$r(t)$$ defined on an interval $$[a, b]$$, how can the distance the
object travels from $$t = a$$ to $$t = b$$ be calculated?
Short Answer
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Chapter 10: Q. 15 (page 777)
If an object is moving along the graph of a vector function
$$r(t)$$ defined on an interval $$[a, b]$$, how can the distance the
object travels from $$t = a$$ to $$t = b$$ be calculated?
dvsfbg
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