Find the curvature, the radius and the center of curvature at a point.
x=t, y=1/t ; t=1
curvature:
K=∣x′y′′−y′x′′∣((x′)2+(y′)2)3/2K=\frac{|x'y''-y'x''|}{((x')^2+(y')^2)^{3/2}}K=((x′)2+(y′)2)3/2∣x′y′′−y′x′′∣
x′=1,x′′=0x'=1,x''=0x′=1,x′′=0
y′=−1/t2,y′′=2/t3y'=-1/t^2,y''=2/t^3y′=−1/t2,y′′=2/t3
K=2(1+1)3/2=12K=\frac{2}{(1+1)^{3/2}}=\frac{1}{\sqrt 2}K=(1+1)3/22=21
radius of curvature:
R=1/K=2R=1/K=\sqrt 2R=1/K=2
center of curvature:
xc=x0+Rsin∣θ∣x_c=x_0+Rsin|\theta|xc=x0+Rsin∣θ∣
yc=y0+Rcos∣θ∣y_c=y_0+Rcos|\theta|yc=y0+Rcos∣θ∣
where tanθtan\thetatanθ is slope of tangent
tanθ=f′(x0)tan\theta=f'(x_0)tanθ=f′(x0)
x0=1,y0=1x_0=1,y_0=1x0=1,y0=1
f′(x)=y′/x′=−1/t2f'(x)=y'/x'=-1/t^2f′(x)=y′/x′=−1/t2
f′(x0)=−1f'(x_0)=-1f′(x0)=−1
∣θ∣=45°|\theta|=45\degree∣θ∣=45°
xc=1+1=2x_c=1+1=2xc=1+1=2
yc=1+1=2y_c=1+1=2yc=1+1=2
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