r(t)=⟨2t,5t,1-5t²⟩
r'(t) = ⟨2,5, -10t⟩
r"(t)= ⟨0,0, -10⟩
Curvature at 1 : k= ||r'(1)×r"(1)||/||r'(t)||³
r'(1) =⟨2,5,-10⟩
r"(1)= ⟨0,0, -10⟩
r'(1)×r"(1) = 
= -50i +20j
r'(t)×r"(t)= ⟨-50 ,20,0⟩ at t=1.
||r'(1)×r"(1)||=√((-50)²+(20)²+0) =√(2500+400) =√2900
||r'(1)||=√((2)²+(5)²+(-10)²) = √(4+25+100) =√(129)
K(1)=√(2900)/(√(129))³ = 0.036754831
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