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Step 1: Formula for the length of a parametric curve
The length of a curve described parametrically as x=f(t) and y=g(t) for a≤t≤b is given by:
L=∫ab(dtdx)2+(dtdy)2dt
Here, a=0, b=5, x=7+3t2, and y=5+2t3.
Step 2: Compute dtdx and dtdy
x=7+3t2⟹dtdx=6t
y=5+2t3⟹dtdy=6t2
Step 3: Substitute into the formula
Substitute dtdx and dtdy into the length formula:
L=∫05(6t)2+(6t2)2dt
Simplify the terms inside the square root:
L=∫0536t2+36t4dt
Factor out 36t2:
L=∫0536t2(1+t2)dt
Simplify further:
L=∫056t1+t2dt
Step 4: Use substitution to solve the integral
Let u=1+t2⟹du=2tdt.
When t=0, u=1; and when t=5, u=26.
Rewriting the integral:
L=∫1266⋅2udu
Simplify:
L=3∫126udu#
Evaluate the integral:
∫udu=∫u1/2du=32u3/2
Apply the limits:
L=3[32u3/2]126
Simplify:
L=2[u3/2]126
Substitute the limits:
L=2[263/2−13/2]
Since 13/2=1, we have:
L=2[263/2−1]≈263.149014707
Final Answer:
The exact length of the curve is:
L=2[263/2−1]≈263.149014707
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