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Question 1

Let β: I→ R3 be the unit speed vector β(s) = . Compute the curvature and torsion of β.
◦ Curvature is and torsion is  
◦ Curvature is and torsion is  
◦ Curvature is and torsion is  
◦ Curvature is and torsion is  -
◦ Curvature is and torsion is  

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Let  r = r(s)  be a curve parametrized in terms of arc length,  let  κ(s)  and  τ(s)  be the curvature and torsion, and let  {,  ,   }  be the Frenet  frame for the curve.  Suppose that   = 0  and   = 0  for    Calculate  ,  ,  and    in terms of  κ,  τ,  ,  ,  and  .
=  κ2 + κτ ,   = - (κ2 + τ2) ,    =  - κτ - τ2  
= - κ2 - κτ ,   = - (κ2 + τ2) ,    =  κτ + τ2  
=  κ2 + κτ ,   =  (κ2 + τ2) ,    =  κτ + τ2  
= - κ2 + κτ ,   =  (κ2 - τ2) ,    =  - κτ + τ2  
= - κ2 + κτ ,   = - (κ2 + τ2) ,    =  κτ - τ2  


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Great answer, keep it coming :)


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