If F(r) = c r 3 r is an inverse-square field, and if σ is a closed orientable surface that surrounds the origin, then Gauss’s law states that the outward flux of F across σ is _________ . On the other hand, if σ does not surround the origin, then that it follows from the Divergence Theorem that the outward flux of F across σ is _________ .
If F(r) = c r 3 r is an inverse-square field, and if σ is a closed orientable surface that surrounds the origin, then Gauss’s law states that the outward flux of F across σ is _________ . On the other hand, if σ does not surround the origin, then that it follows from the Divergence Theorem that the outward flux of F across σ is _________ .
If
F(r)
=
c
r
3
r
is an inverse-square field, and if
σ
is a closed orientable surface that surrounds the origin, then Gauss’s law states that the outward flux of F across
σ
is
_________
.
On the other hand, if
σ
does not surround the origin, then that it follows from the Divergence Theorem that the outward flux of F across
σ
is
_________
.
(§16.4) Compute the work done by the vector field
F(x, y) = (sin x + xy², e 9 + 1⁄2x²).. where Cis
the path that goes around with the vertices (0,0). (3,0), (3, 3),
and (0, 3) oriented counterclockwise.
Answer:
(b) Show that the vector field, F3
yz î + zx ŷ + xy 2 can be written both as the gradient of
a scalar and curl of a vector. Find the scalar and vector potential for this function.
Let
6 2
A =| 9 5 11
8
L =
3 1
and
1
4
U = | 0
2 -1
Find scalars r, s, t, and p so that LU = A.
Chapter 15 Solutions
Calculus Early Transcendentals, Binder Ready Version
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