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÷. E1 XAMPLES, ARCLENGTH PARAMETRIZATION 3 (e) Now consider the twisted cubic in R3, illustrated in Figure 1.3, given by ˛.t/D.t;t2;t3/; t2R: Its projections in the xy-,xz-, andyz-coordinate planes are, respectively,yDx2, zDx3, and z2 Dy3 (the cuspidal cubic). (f) Our next example is a classic called the cycloid: It is the trajectory of a dot on a rolling wheel