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    1. The document provides equations defining functions G(t), a(t), Φ(t), and k(t). It gives the definitions, derivatives, and norms of these functions. 2. Additional functions are defined, including their derivatives and norms. Equations relating the functions a(t), Φ(t), and their derivatives are also provided. 3. More complex functions are defined, including their derivatives and norms. Equations showing relationships between the defined functions are included. 4. Initial conditions and differential equations are provided for functions a(t) and Φ(t). 5. Additional functions are defined with derivatives, including exponential terms. Relationships between the defined functions and

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    1. The document provides equations defining functions G(t), a(t), Φ(t), and k(t). It gives the definitions, derivatives, and norms of these functions. 2. Additional functions are defined, including their derivatives and norms. Equations relating the functions a(t), Φ(t), and their derivatives are also provided. 3. More complex functions are defined, including their derivatives and norms. Equations showing relationships between the defined functions are included. 4. Initial conditions and differential equations are provided for functions a(t) and Φ(t). 5. Additional functions are defined with derivatives, including exponential terms. Relationships between the defined functions and

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    1. The document provides equations defining functions G(t), a(t), Φ(t), and k(t). It gives the definitions, derivatives, and norms of these functions. 2. Additional functions are defined, including their derivatives and norms. Equations relating the functions a(t), Φ(t), and their derivatives are also provided. 3. More complex functions are defined, including their derivatives and norms. Equations showing relationships between the defined functions are included. 4. Initial conditions and differential equations are provided for functions a(t) and Φ(t). 5. Additional functions are defined with derivatives, including exponential terms. Relationships between the defined functions and

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    4 Septiembre

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    camila moreno benites
    1. The document provides equations defining functions G(t), a(t), Φ(t), and k(t). It gives the definitions, derivatives, and norms of these functions. 2. Additional functions are defined, including their derivatives and norms. Equations relating the functions a(t), Φ(t), and their derivatives are also provided. 3. More complex functions are defined, including their derivatives and norms. Equations showing relationships between the defined functions are included. 4. Initial conditions and differential equations are provided for functions a(t) and Φ(t). 5. Additional functions are defined with derivatives, including exponential terms. Relationships between the defined functions and

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    1.

    G (t) (2COst, 2 sint)


    =

    a'(t):-2 Sint;2c0st)
    112(t)11 4 sint +4c0st
    =
    = 2

    T(t) (-2sint;zcost)
    =
    =

    (-Sint; cost)
    2

    "(t) (-cost; -sint)


    =

    11T(t) 11 1 =

    k(t) 1
    =

    2.G(t) (1,2) t(4;3) (4t 1;3t 2)


    =
    + +
    + =

    a(t) (4;3) =

    11 2'(t) 11 5
    =

    T(t) 13)
    =

    T'(t) 0 =

    11 T'(t) /1 0 =

    k(t)
    q
    =

    0
    =

    3.
    r.
    E *e z 3t t
    3=
    +

    a(t) (3t2;6t;3 3 t2)=


    -
    3 +

    11x(t)11 /-
    +1) 48(t 1) =
    = +

    ·
    (3 3 +2) =9 18t2+9t4
    -
    -

    (6t)2 36t2 =
    18
    =>
    36+2 18t4
    + +

    (3 372)2
    +
    9 1852+9t
    =
    +

    a"(t) ( 6t;6;bt)
    =
    -

    T J E

    a(t) a"(t) 3(1 t) 3(1 t3 st)y (13(1++2).6) -7St.6t) K


    6t
    + = - +

    =((6t.6t) -(3(1 +
    +
    2).6))x -

    ((3(1 2).6t)
    - + -
    (3(1 +2). -
    +

    6t 6 6t =(18t2 18;36t;18 1872)


    -
    +

    1) (18t2 18,36t,18 18t21


    - +

    18 zt

    4t2++3t=
    k(t) 18 =

    +Y-2t++

    1 t4
    +

    2 +2
    +

    k(t) 48 5 6
    =

    +
    =
    4.y x2(0,0) (1;1)(2,4)
    =

    a(t) (x, t)
    =

    f(x) x
    =
    2

    a(t) (1,2t)=

    f(() 2x=

    a"(t) (0,2)=
    +"() z =

    - -

    I 5 k
    d(t) x"(t)
    x =
    =10,0;2) => 11 &() x" (H11 2
    x =

    1 2x 0

    0 2 0

    k(x) =
    2

    5.
    a(t) (t;ze
    =
    - :z -1) z 2xy
    =

    z x
    y z t y
    = = +
    + =

    alt) 11,
    =

    :Ene"( (t y) 2(t2y
    +
    =

    a"(t) (0;
    25es -, En el 1)y
    =
    -

    t (2 +2
    =
    -

    y zt- 1
    =

    a" (t) = /
    0;4/Es), est"(

    T E
    I

    hiii i0;0)
    2)
    2
    6t 4t 1) 4t(2+2 3)
    a"(t) x" (t) 0
    - - +
    - -

    =
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    =

    0
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