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A vector function is any function whose output is a vector. Parametric equations are often represented as vector functions in the following manner. This example has a single input () and produces three simultaneous outputs all which are functions of in themselves. The sum of the three components produces the radius vector. Another example would be a vector function with coordinates as inputs, in the form This equation represents a two-dimensional vector field. The derivative of a vector function is equal to The integral of a vector function is equal to

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  • A vector function is any function whose output is a vector. Parametric equations are often represented as vector functions in the following manner. This example has a single input () and produces three simultaneous outputs all which are functions of in themselves. The sum of the three components produces the radius vector. Another example would be a vector function with coordinates as inputs, in the form This equation represents a two-dimensional vector field. The derivative of a vector function is equal to The integral of a vector function is equal to
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  • A vector function is any function whose output is a vector. Parametric equations are often represented as vector functions in the following manner. This example has a single input () and produces three simultaneous outputs all which are functions of in themselves. The sum of the three components produces the radius vector. Another example would be a vector function with coordinates as inputs, in the form This equation represents a two-dimensional vector field. The derivative of a vector function is equal to The integral of a vector function is equal to File:Helicoid.svg This multivariable calculus-related article contains minimal information concerning its topic. You can help the Mathematics Wikia by adding to it.
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