13.1 Vector Functions.

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13.1 Vector Functions

f, g, & h are the component functions of vector r. Vector Function: f, g, & h are the component functions of vector r.

Ex 1: Find the domain of r(t).

the limit exists, if the limit of each component exists. Limits: the limit exists, if the limit of each component exists.

Ex 2: Find the limit:

Ex 3: Discuss the shape of the curve. (Apply to matching section!)

Ex 4: Find a vector function that represents the intersection of the two surfaces.

HW: 13.1 pg. 842 # 1 – 12 all, # 13, 17, 19, 31