A vector field is given in spherical coordinates as B=RR² cos(6/2) + Rsin(0) sin(0/2) . Evaluate (V x B) ds over the surface of the lower half of a sphere shown in the figure. Assume the surface normal is n -Â. The parameters are given as: = R=7,= 3.14 Note: You may use the Stokes' Theorem. R=a Z C S y

A vector field is given in spherical coordinates as B=RR² cos(6/2) + Rsin(0) sin(0/2) . Evaluate (V x B) ds over the surface of the lower half of a sphere shown in the figure. Assume the surface normal is n -Â. The parameters are given as: = R=7,= 3.14 Note: You may use the Stokes' Theorem. R=a Z C S y

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