Mathematics, 06.02.2021 01:30 ABRANLINLCON

Let CC be the line segment connecting the point =(2,5,0)p=(2,5,0) to the point =(0,6,−5).q=(0,6,−5). Find a curve (t):[0,1]→R3c(t):[0,1]→R3 that traces out C, C, the arc length of (t),c(t), and ‖−‖.‖p−q‖. (Express numbers in exact form. Use symbolic notation and fractions where needed. For (t),c(t), write you solution using the vector notation (∗,∗,∗)(∗,∗,∗) and use tt for the parameter that takes all real values.)

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Let CC be the line segment connecting the point =(2,5,0)p=(2,5,0) to the point =(0,6,−5).q=(0,6,−5)....