#Why is the answer (1,0)? [Vector Calculus]

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tawny yewBOT
slow crane
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Hello. First find r'(t) 🤔

lucid horizon
slow crane
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r has 2 components, so does its derivative

lucid horizon
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r'1(t) = (2at,1)

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forgot about that

slow crane
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Ok great

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Now, if 2 vectors are perpendicular, then
r(t) • r'(t) = 0

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You have these 2 vectors already

lucid horizon
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yea so dot product, then put it into quadratic equation to solve for the value of t?

midnight gale
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ye