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<li>lab{10.5.5a}
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Draw the curve traced out by the particle during
Draw the curve traced out by the particle during
the interval <math>[-2,2]</math>.</li>
the interval <math>[-2,2]</math>.</li>
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<math>t=-2</math>, <math>t=0</math>, <math>t=1</math>, and <math>t=2</math>.
<math>t=-2</math>, <math>t=0</math>, <math>t=1</math>, and <math>t=2</math>.
Indicate these positions and draw the
Indicate these positions and draw the
velocity vectors in the figure in \ref{ex10.5.5a}.</li>
velocity vectors in the figure in (a).</li>
<li>Compute the accleration vector <math>\vec a(t)</math>.
<li>Compute the accleration vector <math>\vec a(t)</math>.
Determine the four specific vectors
Determine the four specific vectors
<math>\vec a(-2)</math>, <math>\vec a(0)</math>, <math>\vec a(1)</math>, and <math>\vec a(2)</math>,
<math>\vec a(-2)</math>, <math>\vec a(0)</math>, <math>\vec a(1)</math>, and <math>\vec a(2)</math>, and draw them in the figure in (a).</li>
and draw them in the figure in \ref{ex10.5.5a}.</li>
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The position of a particle in motion in the plane is defined by the parametrization:

[[math]] P(t) = (x,y) = (t^2,t^3), \quad -2 \leq t \leq 2 . [[/math]]

  • Draw the curve traced out by the particle during the interval [math][-2,2][/math].
  • Compute the velocity vector [math]\vec v(t)[/math]. Find the position, velocity, and speed at [math]t=-2[/math], [math]t=0[/math], [math]t=1[/math], and [math]t=2[/math]. Indicate these positions and draw the velocity vectors in the figure in (a).
  • Compute the accleration vector [math]\vec a(t)[/math]. Determine the four specific vectors [math]\vec a(-2)[/math], [math]\vec a(0)[/math], [math]\vec a(1)[/math], and [math]\vec a(2)[/math], and draw them in the figure in (a).