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A curve is parameterized by r(t)=(t,3/2-t2). Determine all the points where r(t) is orthogonal to r'(t). Would you just solve for r'(t) to get (1,-2t) and then solve r(t) dot r'(t) = 0 to get t=0,-1 and 1? Thank you!
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