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Find the derivative, r'(t), of the vector function. r(t) = at cos 2ti + b sin^5 tj + c cos^5 tk
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take the derivative of each component
\(\large r'(t) = (at \cos 2t)' i + (b \sin^5 t)' j + (c \cos^5 t)' k\)
(acos(2t)-2atsin(2t))i+(5bcos(t)sin^2(t))j-(5csin(t)cos^2(t))k ??
i see few mistakes/typoes check again :)
sin^4 ???:S
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yes
and cos ^4 right:S
yes thats it !
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