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For problem 1 to 3, use r(t)= <e^2t cost, e^2t sint, e^2t> to find each of...

For problem 1 to 3, use r(t)= <e^2t cost, e^2t sint, e^2t> to find each of the following at t = 0.

1, T(t)

2, N(t)

3, Curvature

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