Vector Valued Functions

A vector-valued function is a mathematical way to describe a moving object in space, assigning each moment in time to a specific position or velocity. Instead of just giving a single number, it provides a set of numbers (called vectors) that represent directions and magnitudes in space, such as coordinates in 2D or 3D. These functions help us understand how objects move, change direction, or behave over time, making them fundamental in fields like physics and engineering for modeling real-world motions and systems.