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        2C6. Let <t>(xyj) and V(xyj:) be scalar fields, and let v(:t,y,z) and w(jc,y,z) be vector fields. By
        writing the subscripted component form, verify the following identities:
        (a) V(0+#>) = V0+VV
        Sample solution:


                                      WV»         "I  t-'-'V/
        (b) div(v+w) = diw+divw,
        (c) div(0v) = (V0)-v+0(diw),
        (d) curl(V0) = 0,
        (e) div(curlv) = 0.
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        2C7, Consider the vector field v = x e\ + z 63 + y 63. For the point (1,1,0):
        (a) Find the matrix of Vv.
        (b) Find the vector (Vv)v.
        (c)Finddivv and curlv.

        (d) if dr — ds(ei + «2  + e s)»find the differential d\.
        2D1. Obtain Eq. (2D1.15)
        2D2. Calculate div u for the following vector field in cylindrical coordinates:
                                  2
        (a)w r = UQ = 0, u z = A + Br ,
        „ .    sin^       „       n
        (b)w r = -^-, w e = 0, u z = 0,









        2D3. Calculate div u for the following vector field in spherical coordinates:




        2D4. Calculate Vu for the following vector field in cylindrical coordinate



        2D5. Calculate Vu for the following vector field in spherical coordinate
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