Math Problem Statement
. Determine the constants π and π so that the surface 3π₯2β2π¦2β3π§2+8=0 is orthogonal to the surface ππ₯2+π¦2=ππ§ at the point (β1, 2,1). 7. If πβ=π₯ π+π¦π+π§π Μ and π=| πβ| then show that div (πππβ)=(π+3)ππ 8. If πβ=π₯ π+π¦π+π§π Μ and π=| πβ| then show that πβ π3 is solenoidal. 9. If πβ=π₯ π+π¦π+π§π Μ and π=| πβ| then show that β2π(π)=πβ²β²(π)+2 π πβ²(π) . 10. If πβ=π₯ π+π¦π+π§π Μ and π=| πβ|then show that β2(ππ+1)=(π+1)(π+2)ππβ1. 11. Obtain the directional derivative of π(π₯,π¦)=π₯3β3π₯π¦+4π¦2 along the vector π’= cosπ 6 π+sinπ 6 π and also find π·π’π(1,2). 12. Determine the value of the constant βaβ such that: πΉ ββββ=(ππ₯π¦βπ§3)π+(πβ2)π₯2 π+(1βπ) π₯π§2π Μ is irrotational and hence find a scalar function π such that πΉβ= βπ . 13. Show that πΉ ββββ=(2π₯π¦2+π¦π§)π+(2π₯2π¦+π₯π§+2π¦π§2) π+(2π¦2π§+π₯π¦)π Μ is a conservative force field. Find its scalar potential. 14. Obtain the curl and divergence of the vector field π βββ=π₯π¦π§ π+π₯2π¦2π§ π+π¦π§3π and hence find scalar potential π if ππ’ππ πΉβ=0. 15. Show that the vector field οΏ½ οΏ½β=(π₯2βπ¦π§)π’+(π¦2βπ₯π§)π£+(π§2βπ₯π¦)π€ is irrotational. Obtain the scalar potential π such that π β=βοΏ½
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Vector Calculus
Gradient and Divergence
Orthogonality
Directional Derivative
Irrotational Vector Fields
Formulas
Gradient: βf = (βf/βx, βf/βy, βf/βz)
Divergence: div(F) = βFx/βx + βFy/βy + βFz/βz
Directional Derivative: DuΟ = βΟ β
u
Laplacian in spherical coordinates: β^2f = f''(r) + (2/r)f'(r)
Theorems
Orthogonality Condition via Gradient Dot Product
Irrotational Field Theorem
Conservative Field Theorem
Suitable Grade Level
Undergraduate (Calculus III or Vector Calculus Level)
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