Question #116457

Let r(t)=0. Then ∫r(t)dt is equal to

Select one:

a. ⟨0,t,t⟩+c where c is an arbitrary constant vector


b. ⟨t,t,0⟩+c where c is an arbitrary constant vector


c. c where c is an arbitrary constant vector


d. ⟨t,t,t⟩+c where c is an arbitrary constant vector


e. ⟨t,0,t⟩+c where c is an arbitrary constant vector


f. ⟨t,0,0⟩+c where c is an arbitrary constant vector

Expert's answer

the answer is (c)

Since position vector r(t)=x(t)i+y(t)j+z(t)kr(t)=x(t) i+y(t)j+z(t)k

and from the hypothesis that r(t)=0=0i+0j+0kr(t)=0=0 i+0j+0k

Therefore r(t)dt=(0i+0j+0k)dt\int r(t)dt=\int( 0 i+0j+0k )dt

and then

r(t)dt=c1i+c2j+c3k=c,\int r(t)dt=c_{1} i+c_{2}j+c_{3}k=c,

where cc is an arbitrary constant vector


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