Hello, Dr. Taylor.
I am not sure what integration technique I can use to integrate the magnitude of r'(t).
Should I be approaching this problem
differently?
Thanks.
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Well,
r'(t)=<10√2, 10e^(10t), -10e^(-10t)>, so
thus
at which point you can look up the answer in your table of integrals.
Remark: I bet someone thought that you would never need to know hyperbolic trig functions
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