Elements Of Electromagnetics
Elements Of Electromagnetics
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ISBN: 9780190698614
Author: Sadiku, Matthew N. O.
Publisher: Oxford University Press
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Chapter MA, Problem 2.8MA

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To determine

To evaluate: The line integral VAB along the line that joins the points A and B

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Answer to Problem 2.8MA

The line integral VAB along the line that joins the points A and B is –1039.

Explanation of Solution

The vector is given as E=(4xy+z)ax+2x2ay+xaz and the points are  A(3,7,1) to B(8,9,2) that forms the line segment.

Obtain the parameterization of the line as follows.

l(t)=(1t)(3ax+7ay+az)+t(8ax+9ay+2az)=[3(1t)+8t]ax+[7(1t)+9t]ay+[1t+2t]az=(33t+8t)ax+(77t+9t)ay+(1t+2t)az=(3+5t)ax+(7+2t)ay+(1+t)az

The vector along the line segment becomes

E=(4(3+5t)(7+2t)+(1+t))ax+2(3+5t)2ay+(3+5t)az=(4(21+6t+35t+10t2)+(1+t))ax+2(9+30t+25t2)ay+(3+5t)az=(84+24t+140t+40t2+1+t)ax+18+60t+50t2ay+(3+5t)az=(85+165t+40t2)ax+(18+60t+50t2)ay+(3+5t)az

Obtain the derivative of the parameterization as dl=l(t)=[5ax+2ay+az]dt.

Perform the line integration as follows.

CEdl=01[(85+165t+40t2)ax+(18+60t+50t2)ay+(3+5t)az][5ax+2ay+az]dt=01[5(85+165t+40t2)+2(18+60t+50t2)+(3+5t)]dt=015(85+165t+40t2)dt+012(18+60t+50t2)dt+01(3+5t)dt=5[85t+165t22+40t33]01+2[18t+60t22+50t33]01+[3t+5t22]01

On further simplification,

CEdl=5[85+16512+4013]+2[18+6012+5013]+[3+512]=425+8252+2003+36+60+1003+3+52=524+415+100=1039

Since VAB=CEdl, the value of VAB becomes VAB=1039

Therefore, the line integral VAB along the line that joins the points A and B is –1039.

(ii)

To determine

To evaluate: The line integrals sum along the line that joins the points A and B with stopovers C and D are C(8,7,1) and D(8,9,1)

(ii)

Expert Solution
Check Mark

Answer to Problem 2.8MA

The line integrals sum along the line that joins the points A and B with stopovers C and D are C(8,7,1) and D(8,9,1) is –2063.

Explanation of Solution

The vector is given as E=(4xy+z)ax+2x2ay+xaz and the points are  A(3,7,1) to B(8,9,2) that forms the line segment with stopovers C and D are C(8,7,1) and D(8,9,1).

Obtain the parameterization of the line A to C as follows.

l1(t)=(1t)(3ax+7ay+az)+t(8ax+7ay+1az)=[3(1t)+8t]ax+[7(1t)+7t]ay+[1t+t]az=(33t+8t)ax+(77t+7t)ay+(1)az=(3+5t)ax+7ay+az

Obtain the parameterization of the line C to D as follows.

l2(t)=(1t)(8ax+7ay+az)+t(8ax+9ay+az)=[8(1t)+8t]ax+[7(1t)+9t]ay+[1t+t]az=(88t+8t)ax+(77t+9t)ay+(1)az=8ax+(7+2t)ay+az

Obtain the parameterization of the line D to B as follows.

l3(t)=(1t)(8ax+9ay+az)+t(8ax+9ay+2az)=[8(1t)+8t]ax+[9(1t)+9t]ay+[1t+2t]az=(88t+8t)ax+(99t+9t)ay+(1+t)az=8ax+9ay+(1+t)az

The vector along the line segment l1 becomes

E1=(4(3+5t)(7)+1)ax+2(3+5t)2ay+(3+5t)az=(84+140t+1)ax+2(9+30t+25t2)ay+(3+5t)az=(140t+85)ax+18+60t+50t2ay+(3+5t)az

The vector along the line segment l2 becomes

E2=(4(8)(7+2t)+1)ax+2(8)2ay+(8)az=(224+64t+1)ax+2(64)ay+8az=(64t+225)ax+128ay+8az

The vector along the line segment l3 becomes

E3=(4(8)(9)+1+t)ax+2(8)2ay+(8)az=(288+t+1)ax+2(64)ay+8az=(t+289)ax+128ay+8az

Obtain the derivative of the parameterizations as dl1=l1(t)=5axdt, dl2=l2(t)=2aydt and dl3=l3(t)=azdt.

Perform the line integration as follows.

CE1dl1=01[(140t+85)ax+18+60t+50t2ay+(3+5t)az][5ax]dt=01[5(140t+85)]dt=5[140t22+85t]01=5[70+85]

On further simplification,

CE1dl1=5[155]=775

Perform the line integration as follows.

CE2dl2=01[(64t+225)ax+128ay+8az][2ay]dt=01[2(128)]dt=5[256t]01=5[256]

On further simplification, the integral becomes CE2dl2=1280.

Perform the line integration as follows.

CE3dl3=01[(t+289)ax+128ay+8az][ay]dt=01[8]dt=[8t]01=8

Substitute the values of line integrals in the given expression and obtain the result.

 ABEdlCDEdlDBEdl=CE1dl1CE2dl2CE3dl3=77512808=2063

Therefore, the line integrals sum along the line that joins the points A and B with stopovers C and D are C(8,7,1) and D(8,9,1) is –2063.

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