Given that r (t) = (3t cos t)j – (3t sint) k , is the position %3D vector of a moving particle, find the following quantities: 1. The velocity, speed, acceleration, and curvature of the particle, 2. The tangential and normal components of acceleration of the particle.

Given that r (t) = (3t cos t)j – (3t sint) k , is the position %3D vector of a moving particle, find the following quantities: 1. The velocity, speed, acceleration, and curvature of the particle, 2. The tangential and normal components of acceleration of the particle.

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vector of a moving particle, find the following quantities:
1. The velocity, speed, acceleration, and curvature of the particle,
2. The tangential and normal components of acceleration of the
particle.

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