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Reparamerterize the curve r(t) = <(e^(t)*(sin(t)),(e^(t)*(cos(t))> with respect to its arclength measured from (o,1) in the direction of increasing t. Your answer should be a vector-valued function that depends on s.
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m waiting on this answer
if this helps s= integral from a to b. ||R'(t)||dt.
i know just that much
||R'(t)||=sqrt((x')^2+(y')^2+(z')^2)
how do you find the arc length? of a parameterized curve?
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is it integral F.ds?
in my notes it says dt
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