A particle moves on a path x(t)=( cos t,- sin t,t-π) where t is time. Show that the veloc
Question: A particle moves on a path
\[x\left( t \right)=\left( \cos t,-\sin t,t-\pi \right)\]where t is time. Show that the velocity vector and the acceleration are perpendicular.
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