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Line Integral & Path Independency Problem 1 Prove that the vector field = (2x-3yz)i +(2-3x-2) 1-6xyzk is the gradient of a scalar function f(x,y,z). Hint: find the curl of F, is it a zero vector? Integrate and find f(x,y,z), called a potential, like from potential energy? Show all your work, Then, use f(x,y,z) to compute the line integral, or work of the force F: Work of F= di from A:(-1,0, 2) to B:(3,-4,0) along any curve that goes from A...
Prove that the following vector field F = 4xi +z j +(y – 2z)k is a gradient field, which means F is a conservative field and the work of F is path independent? Show all your work. a) Find f(x,y,z) whose gradient is equal to F. Is the line integral ſi. · di path independent? b) Find the line integral, or work of the force F along any trajectory from point Q:(-10, 2,5) to point P: (7,-3, 12).
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In Exercises 3-10, compute the curl of the vector field. 3. = 3x7 – 5zj + yk 4. F = (x2 - y2)ī + 2xyſ 5. F = (-- + y)i + (y+z)+ (-2+ x)k 6. F = 2yzi + 3xz] + Tryk 7. Ě = 221 + 137 + 24K 8. F = "7 + cos yj te- 9. F = (x + yz)i + (y + rzy)j +...
Problem 1 1. Determine the work done by force F along the path C, that is, compute the line integral Si di from point A to point B. You need to find the parameterization of the curve C and use it to find the line integral: Work = [ Fudi =[F(F(t)."(t)dt Use F = (- y) { +(x)ì in Newtons. and use a = 4 and b = 5 meters in the figure. Parameterization of a straight line: Remember that...
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Let F(x, y) e*y (y cos x - centered at (1,0) in the first quadrant, traced clockwise from (0,0) to (2, 0). And suppose that C2 is the line from (0,0) to (2,0). sin x) xexy cos xj. Suppose that C1 is the half of the unit circle (A) Use the curl test to determine whether F is a gradient vector field or not....
Recall that it is conservative, then the line intera/ F.dr is path-independent meaning that the the integral depends only on the initial and terminal bolets of the sath, and not on the path Similar ideas are true for surfaces, although we must now discuss the curl instead of the gradient. Note that there is some vector field A such that (V x A) = F. then Suo ' Theorem tells us that JP as - x A). S = 6...
Problem 2 2. Determine the work done by force along the path C, that is, compute the line integral SF.df from point A to point B. You need to find the parameterization of the curve C and use it to find the line integral: Work = [F.dř =[F(F(t)). F"(t)dt с Use F = (-yx) { +(x²) j in Newtons. and use a = 3 meters in the figure. Parameterization of a circle: Remember that for a circle: F(t)=[rcos(t) rsin(t) 0);...
с 1. Determine the work done by force F along the path C, that is, compute the line integral F.dr from point A to point B. You need to find the parameterization of the curve C and use it to find the line integral: Work = ff.dr =[F(F(t)). 7"(t)dt с с Use F = (-y)ỉ +(x)ì in Newtons. and use a = 4 and b = 5 meters in the figure. Parameterization of a straight line: Remember that for any...
Question 22 1 pts Compute the path integral of F = (y,x) along the line segment starting at (1,0) and ending at (3, 1). Question 23 1 pts Consider the vector field F= (1, y). Compute the path integral of this field along the path: start at (0,0) and go up 2 units, then go right 3 units, then go down 4 units and stop. Question 24 1 pts Compute Ss(-y+ye*y)dx + (x + xey)dy, where S is the path:...
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Question E (5 points) By Green's theorem, the value of the line integral y 4 is: , where C is the curve given by a) 3 c) 12t d) 27T e) If none of the above is correct, write your answer here in a box rover the line segment...