Introduction to unit tangent, unit normal, and unit binormal vectors (Calculus 3 basics)

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Here's a quick introduction to unit tangent, unit normal, and unit binormal vectors that you need to know for your Calculus 3 class! Subscribe to @bprpcalculusbasics for more calculus tutorials!

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Super cool that you’re doing calc III videos now. Very interesting and well explained as always 💯

buddermybacon
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Calculus 3 videos are very interesting! Can't wait for the next one

MrKoteha
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Loving this new series, please keep it up

paradox
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Very, very nice presentation. So, ( apologies if I am spoiling your next video ) exactly, is vector N pointing?? - toward a very special point. Your current and recent videoes have already given us the answer. It is staring right at us.

ianfowler
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Hello, thank you for the very nice video. I've got one question. By a physical point of view, you often refer to t as "time" and r'(t) as "speed" (as many books do). I claim this may not be the case, because, a curve is parametrized with a spatial parameter (e.g. an angle to parametrize every point of a circumference). If it would be parametrized by time, we would have the equation of motion of a point along the curve, not the curve itself! Am i right?

giack
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At 8:30 why are we allowed to drop the absolute value signs, I thought they were used for the magnitude and not absolute value?

Salt_Shaker
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I feel that the calc3 videos are in the wrong order somehow. For example, the Unit Tangent Vector has been mentioned i several videos already, but isn't explained until now. But the explanation is excellent, as per usual.

perekman
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Differential Geometry is the coolest! Well, coolest except for Clifford Algebra and Geometric Calculus :-)

charlesspringer
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Deetee deeree! T! Deetee? Plus N! TNT. Boom!

ruud
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Nice video. But please stop saying divide by dt (as in 1:53). It is not how derivative works.

cyrusyeung
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Dang why did this one fail so badly? The algorithm did you dirty

samuraijosh