Using the arc length integral we can show that a predator can travel twice the distance in the same amount of time!
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Arc Length (7.4 #11)
An exact length of arc can be computed with the arc length formula, together with a bit of algebra, so the integrand is a product of factors where one factor is the derivative of the other so we can use "U-substition"
Exact Arc Length (7.4 # 19)
An exact length of arc can be computed with the arc length formula, together with a bit of factoring, recalling a^2+2ab+b^2 = (a + b)^2
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