2. Consider the vector field F = cos xi + sin xj.(a) Sketch the vector field Fcos xi + sin xj.(b) Sketch the field line passing through (0, 0). (May be on the same graph as in 2a).(c) Calculate the divergence of F(d) Calculate the curl of F(e) Does F represents an incompressible, expanding, contracting or irrotational vector field?answer.=

As per the guideline, I am supposed to solve only first three subparts of the questions.

Answered: 2. Consider the vector field F = cos xi…

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