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The domain of a vector function r(t) consists of all values of t for which the expression for r(t) is defined. therefore, to find the domain, find the intervals where each component is defined, then find their intersection. the first component of r(t) = 25 βˆ’ t2 , eβˆ’6t, ln(t + 4) , namely 25 βˆ’ t2 , is defined as long as 25 βˆ’ t2 β‰₯ 0. this means t must be in the interval

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