I know you're supposed to do the integral of the magnitude of r', but how am I supposed to work with this one? Am I just supposed to try and do the integral of that whole thing ^0.5 or is there something more I can do to change it to be more manageable?
2026-03-26 12:53:48.1774529628
Finding the length of a curve, trouble between magnitude and integral part
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