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OpenStudy (anonymous):

For the curvature of r(t)=(-4sint)i+(-4sint)j+(3cost)k, I used the equation k=|T'(t)/r'(t)| but I'm not getting the right answer

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Calculare r'(t) then r''(t). Then r' x r'' . After that I think you can write k = ||r' x r''|| / ||r'||^3 I hope this help but you have to check. I am not very sure.

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