Evaluate the line integral (9x+7y^3) ds, where the curve C is r(t) = (t-9)i + tj, 0<=t<=1. I'm thinking I input the boundaries of t into r(t) and the put them into the integral...? I will follow and give medal!
The integral looks like this: \[\int\limits_{C}^{}(9x+7y^3)ds\]
I agree
you can do this in a number of ways. if you note that \(r(t) = <t-9, t>\), then you can see that \(x = t-9, y = t\) so \(y = x+9\) that takes you straight into Cartesian, so you can use \(ds = \sqrt{y'^1 + 1 } \; dx\)
or you can follow the paramaterisation route. maybe that is what you are learning as it seems to be quite an endemic ... try both :-)
Oh yeah. His response is better cause when you break it down, you get your answer like I am doing in my notebook right now
I've got it!!!
So ds = \[\sqrt{y+1}\]?
I know the answer guys, if you want it
sorry , bad typo \(ds = \sqrt{\color{red}{(y')^2} + 1 } \; dx\) and \(y' = 1\) as \(y = x+9\)
Ah okay, so ds = sqrt(2)
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or you can paramaterise so you have \(ds = \sqrt{\dot x ^2 + \dot y ^2} \; dt\) you should get the same answer, try it
Okay, thank you very much, Irish
You guys don't need help so i'm going to go I was going to explain how i got the answer that I got and break it down for you guys so you can understand a little better but you are ignoring me so see yah later
Ignorers:p
well, army, come back if it crashes. morgan, no offense was intended, seriously. post your solution & ideas, pls.
I'm going to stay only if you need my help
ok
Well, I sorta agree with you so I just realized what you wrote so yeah. Sorry for being rude. I agree with Irish
That's what I can see to use as a system for the whole thing like you can detect whether the st
I meant whether the system will need to use a dialect sinatrical order or not
IDK how to spell sinatrical
me neither, lol!! 🍀
hahaha
i don't even know what it means :p
Hold on a sec... I think it mae
*means
It means a polytheistic term of a function in the math category that can differ whether something can be evaluated by a separatism or not. Weird, huh!
It's awfully confusing
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