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Given the points P1=(0,0,1) & P2=(√2, √2, 0), How do I find the limits of integration when evaluating the function r(t) = (√2)i +(√2)j+ (1=t^2)k for arc length?

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Easy 10 points for most helpful explanation. I don't even want the answer, I just wanna know how to get the limits.

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Sorry, the k term is supposed to be (1-t^2)

This is calculus III stuff. I have to find the arc length, I know what the antiderivative is gonna be, I just need the find the limits of integration to get a finite value.

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Given the points P1=(0,0,1) & P2=(√2, √2, 0), How do I find the limits of integration when evaluating the function r(t) = (√2)i +(√2)j+ (1=t^2)k for arc length?

Given the points P1=(0,0,1) & P2=(√2, √2, 0), How do I find the limits of integration when evaluating the function r(t) = (√2)i +(√2)j+ (1=t^2)k for arc length?

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