Orthogonality: Suppose f:(a,b)->R^m is differentiable....

[wickeddude12]

Orthogonality: Suppose fa,b)->R^m is differenti

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I am thinking along the lines of showing how every vector in the boundary is orthogonal to the partial derivative w.r.t x at t. However, I do not know what is so special about the boundary...

 

[wickeddude12]

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I am thinking along the lines of showing how every vector in the boundary is orthogonal to the partial derivative w.r.t x at t. However, I do not know what is so special about the boundary...

 

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I am thinking along the lines of showing how every vector in the boundary is orthogonal to the partial derivative w.r.t x at t. However, I do not know what is so special about the boundary...

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