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    VECTOR VALUED FUNCTIONS

    MATH23
    MULTIVARIABLE CALCULUS
    Definition: Vector-Valued Functions

    Let r(t) be a vector-valued function in 3-space, then


    for each allowable value of t (called domain) r = r(t)
    can be written as

    r = r(t) = < f1(t),f2(t),f3(t) >

    Example
    Find the natural domain of the function:

    r(t) = et i + ln(t-4) j + t-1/2 k


    Calculus of Vector-Valued Functions
    Calculus of Vector-Valued Functions
    Example
    Find the limit:

     t 1   1 
    2
    (a ) lim  2 i    je j
     2t
    t   3t  2
       t 1
    3 ln t
    (b) lim 2 , 2 , sin 2t
    t 1 t t 1
     2 1 
    (c ) lim t i  2tj  k 
    t 0
     t 
    Derivatives
    Geometric Interpretation of Derivatives
    Derivatives
    Examples
    Find the derivative r’(t):

    1. r (t )  ln ti  e 3t
    j t k
    3

    1
    2. r (t )  t i 
    2
    j  (4  t )k
    2

    t 1
    Integration

    Let r(t) = f1(t)i + f2(t) j + f3(t) k. Then

    b  b
      b
      b

    a r (t )dt   a f1 (t )dt i   a f 2 (t )dt  j   a f 3 (t )dt k
    Integration of Vector Valued Function
    • Ex. 1 ∫ (sin t)i + 2t j - 8t^3 k dt
    Ans. (-cost + c1)i  + (t^2 + c2)j  +  (2t^4 + c3)k
    • Ex.2 ∫Q(t) = 2sin3ti – 4cos2tj + 3tk
    Ans. (-2cos3t/3)i - (2sint)j + (3t^2/2)k+c
    • Ex. 3 ∫r(t) = <ti, cos2tj, sin2tk>
    Ans. <π^2/2i, 0j, 0k>
    • Ex. 4 ∫r(t) = <sin(t), 6, 4t> from a=0, b=1
    Ans. <1-cos(1), 6, 2>
    Examples

    Evaluate the following:


    9

     (t it
    1/ 2 1 / 2
    1. j )dt
    1

    1
    2.  e 2t
    i  e j  tk  dt
    t

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