Calculus 3: Arc length and curvature
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Calculate the length of the curve over the interval 1 to 4 for the vector-valued function \ln(t), 2t, t^2.
Given a curve defined by a vector-valued function where varies between and , find the arclength of the curve.
Given the vector function , find the arc length over the interval .
Find the arc length of the vector-valued function over the interval \([0, 3]\).