Published: 08 Oct 2025 › Updated: 08 Oct 2025
Example 4: Tangent Vector is Orthogonal to Vector of Constant Length
In this video I show that the tangent vector (derivative of a vector function) is orthogonal or perpendicular to a vector of constant length. Geometrically this means that the curve is on the surface of a sphere, since it has a constant distant or radius from the origin. YouTube - Hive Notes - Sections playlist - Vector Functions playlist
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