Chapter 11: Q. 31 (page 889)
In Exercises 31–35 find the curvature of the given function at the indicated value of x. Then sketch the curve and the osculating circle at the indicated point.
Short Answer
The curvature at.
The graph is
Chapter 11: Q. 31 (page 889)
In Exercises 31–35 find the curvature of the given function at the indicated value of x. Then sketch the curve and the osculating circle at the indicated point.
The curvature at.
The graph is
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