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Hw 5 Solution
4. I : 5. 7,20 , 23,24
4. 2 : 1,3,
7, 16,1M
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4. I Acceleration and Newton 's second law .
Tdd Ccitt ) t Cuts ] = fad -1 Cet, sint , t'
) t Ce't
,cost
,
-21-3 ]
= I [ Cette 't , sintt cost , - t 's ]= ( et - e-
t
,cost - Sint
,-3T
'
)
Ciel t cict ) = C et,
cost,
3T'
) t C - Et , - sint , - ft'
)
= Cet - it,
cost - sint,
-3T )
:.
We see that Tdd.
Ccitt ) tact ) ] = G'
Ct ) t cict ) .
→ → →
I k
Ci Ct ) x Cdt ) =I
It s.int t 'I
= C - at 's .int - Iast ) ?- C - stet - I e- t ) tcetcost-e-tsint.ITe-
t
cost -283
= ( - zt 's .int - Past,
ztettte - t,
et cost - e- taint )
add Ccitt ) x cuts ]
= ( - Gt 's .int - at'
cost - stcosttt 's .int,
ftettztettzte -t
.He - t
,
etcost-etsintte-ts.int - e- toast )I I I
Ci Ct ) X Catt ) =
yetcost ztz
)= ( - H' cost - start ) I - ( - 2T
' et - 3t2e ' t ) It( etcost - e- test ) I
e- t
cost - zf'
= ( - It'
cost - 3T'
cost,
ztettste - t,
et cost - e- tcost )
Alt ) x Ci CH =I t ,.si?nnt
, !t; ) = ( - lot 's .int - it's - int ) I - C - btettte - t ) It C- etsinti-e-ts.int ) -1
= C - lot 's .int t t 's .int,
ft'
et - te- t
,
- etsint-e-ts.int )
cicttxc.lt ) t C , Ct ) x cict )
= ( - H' cost - st'
cost - Gt 's .int t t 's .int , 2tettzte.tt ft'
et - te - t,
et cost - e- toast - etsint-e-ts.int )
.
.
'
.We have Idf Ccitt ) x Calf ) ) = Ciao ) x act ) t c. it ) x Ci Lt ) .
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Suppose Krull achieves its local maximum or minimum at t = to .
Then the function truth'
also achieves its local maximum or minimum at t = to.
C Here we use the fact that Hrctsll is always nonnegative )
It follows that
o = at Clint'll ' ] It -- to
= Fdd [ ret ) . rct ) ] It - - to= [ I Lt ) o ret ) t rft ) . Nlt ) ] I t -- to= [ zit ) ont ) ] It -
- to
= 2 v'
Cto ) . Veto ).
We see that the vector r 't to ) is perpendicular to rcto ) .
c' it > = Ct,
et,
t'
) implies that
Cct ) = ( It 't Ci,
ett Ca,
It 't Cz )
for some constants Ci,
Cz,
and Cs.
Since
Cco ) = ( I o 't C.,
It Ca,
3h03 -1 Cz ) = ( C,
,
It Cz,
Cz ) = ( O , -5 , I ),
we have C , = o,
Cz = - 6,
Cz = I .
.
.
.
Cct ) = ( It'
,et - 6
,It 't I )
.
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Let Ict) = Cacti , Yeti , 2- Ct ) ) .zero acceleration means I
"
Ct ) = To,
so we have
o = x' '
Ct ) = y' '
Ct ) = z"
Ct )
at all t where the path is defined . Clearly , x' '
Cti = o implies that
x' et ) is a constant function,
and therefore Xlt ) = ai t t b , for
some constants a , and bi.
In the same way ,we get
yet ) = Azt t be,
2- Ct ) = Ast + b ,
for some constants As .bz,
As,
and bs.
Then
Ict ) = C x Lt ), yet ) , 2- Ct ) )
= ( A , t t bi,
Azt t bz,
Azt t b 3 )= ( Ai , Az , As ) t + C b . , by b , ) .
. : Ict ) is a point if Cai
,as
,As ) = I
,
and a straight lineotherwise
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4. 2 Arc length
S !"
It c' its Hdt = Jj"
It C - zsint,
zcost,
I > It dt
= Si"
T4 sin 't -14 cos 't t I dt
= Si"
is It - : sin 't -1 cos 't = I
= ( 21T ) rs
S ! H c' it ) Hdt = fo"
It C 3 cos 1st ),
-3 sin Cst ),
3t÷ ) Hdt= so
. T9 cos ' 4Ht9 sin'
Cst ) t 9T It= S
!Ttt dt
= S
!3 It dt
= [ 2 C Itt )÷ ]'
.
= 2 ( z÷ - I )
This path is not smooth b/c yet ) = Itt is not differentiable at o .It is
"
piecewise smooth"
.
In this case,
we compute the arc
length of c as the sum of arc lengths of smooth pieces .
Clt ) =
gC t
,
- t ) if - let to
Ct, t ) if o E t
E I
⇒ c' It ) =y
C I,
- I ) if - let so * c' it ) is not well - defined
( I,
I 7 if o s t a ,at endpoints .
.: LCC ) = f ! Hcl , -1711 dt t to Hcl , 17 Hdt
= f ! Edt t f ! rzdt = 2K.
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(a) Note that HTC till'
= Ttt ) . Tft ) has constant value I . Hence,
o = ddt ( TCH . T Ct ) ) = TEE ) o Tct ) t Tct ) o Tht ) = 2 T ' it ) . . T C t ).
.
.
.T
'
Ct ) . TCH = O.
(b) Tct ) = II c' CEN⇒ T
'
et ) = ( c"
it ) It c' Hill - c' it > Edt C Hilts Il ) )mum
I+
ddt Clldctsll ) = ddt C Totti )= , ddt ( Clt ) . c' it ) ) . : chain rule= It ( 2C
"
Ct ) .c'
Ct ) )
= ¥I
H c' Hill
We have
Titi = Tint ( c' ' it ) He 't 'll - c' its 9i )= Y¥ - c
'
its tellc' It ) 113.
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It's clear since
Lcc , = fab Has , Hds = fab Ids = b - a.
since Tcs ) = Tig = Cts ),
we have TEs ) = c"
cs ).
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k = It Tts , It = Hc "csoH.
Proof of cc ) is on the next page .
Note that
H c' it > It = Ht C - sint , cost , 1) It
= the #C- sin t ) 't C cost )-
+ 12
Tz= I
= I.
We see that the path c is parametrized by arc length . From Cbl ,K= It c' ' call = Htc - cost , - sint , o ) H= Ira -C - cost )
'
t C - sin t )'
=IBe
.
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Let Clt ) be a curve defined on [ a ,b3 .Define let ) fat It c' cash doc
↳ let ) is the are length of the part of curve c-
between the points Cco )and act ) .Since Ctx > is never 0
,
It c' call is always positive .
⇒ lets ' is a strictly increasing function .⇒ The inverse function l
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Is) is well - defined
.
C defined on Eo , Leo ] )
We define a path d : co , Lcc , ] → 1123 as the composition Col"
.
• Ccb )
" "
÷t÷:[ a , b ] l€ C o
, UI , ]t
'
It's easy to see thatc and d have the same image curve ,
and the interesting fact
is H d'
It = I for all s.
( Now you see why unit speed curves are said to be"
parametrized
by arc length"
).
The bottom line is that If c' it ) is never zero then the curve
at ) can be re parametrized to a unit speed curve des ) .For convenience
,we often write Ccs ) instead of des ) .
Here,
s is a new parameter satisfyings = let > = fat It c' call doc
.
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WIS : k =l×¥k
First of all ;" " t ' "
. dat - = dats . ddt = Tess Holt 'llt
chain rule"
s = fat Hicxslldx implies ¥ = Hett 'll .⇒ HT 't > It = It Tis > 1111 c' it'll⇒ k = It TEs , It = 4i
.
Cx )-
From exercise lb,
we have
T'
Ct ) = Tic - c' its tellc' It ) 113= i - ai't iii. titer )
= Titi - Tct ) C Titi ° TCH ).
Put V Ct ) : = t ( then Ttt )= Vet ) - ( ult ) . Tch ) Ttt ) by above )
V Lt )
TV Lt )
Tn: ⇒ Ttt )> 7 . >Tv Ttt ) Tn TLE )
Recall that Tct ) is a unit vector .
I = projection of vet ) onto the line spanned by Tct )
= THT Ct )Il Tl till '
= ( ult ) . Tct ) ) TH )
Then T'
Ct ) = Vlt ) - C Vct ) . Tct ) ) Tct ) = Vct ) - Tv = →.
It follows that
H Vlt) x Tct ) H = the area of the parallelogram spanned by Vlt ) and TH )= It TCH 1111 Tht ) It
= It T'
Ct ) It.
'
i HIT till = I
Finally ,
KE,
't = "iY-=l¥÷¥I=
lt€It c' call
'.