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Prove that the curve a(t) = (cost, sin 2t, cos 2t) is regular on r and that it self-intersects at (1,0,1). check the self-intersection part by using algebra and also by using geofte
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and 
. How 
are infinitely derivable functions in R, so they are regular functions in R.
, you have to 
. How the functions 
the vector function 
will take the same point 
at 
then the vector function is auto-intercepted
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