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The parametric representation is \"\" and \"\".

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Graph :

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(1).Draw the coordinate plane.

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(2).Graph the curve \"\" and \"\".

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\"\"

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The length given by this formula is the length of the curve as it moves from \"\" to \"\".

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The parametric representation is \"\" and \"\".

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There is some number \"\", such that the curve traced between \"\" will be same as the curve for \"\".

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Therefore, the length of the curve is \"\".

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Where \"\" and \"\".

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The periodicity of \"\" is \"\", the periodicity of \"\" is \"\".

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The common periodicity of \"\" and \"\" is \"\",\"\".

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\"\"

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Period of \"\" is \"\".

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To find the periodcity of \"\", find out the periodcity of \"\".

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Periodcity of \"\" is \"\".

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Here \"\" ,therefore periodcity of \"\" is \"\".

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\"\"

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Periodcity of \"\" is \"\".

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Periodcity of \"\" is \"\".

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Therefore apply the integration from \"\" to \"\".

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Consider \"\"

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\"\".

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Consider \"\".

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\"\".

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\"\"

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Find the length of the curve.

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Theorem :

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If a curve is described by the parametric equations \"\" and \"\" 

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then the length of the curve is \"\".

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Where \"\".

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\"\"

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\"\".

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From the trignometric identity \"\".

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\"\".

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Use the graphing calculator to evaluate the above integral.

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By solving, the length obtained is \"\".

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\"\"

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The length of the curve is \"\".

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Graph of the curve :

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