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Chapter 14: Q. 28 (page 1096)

Sketch the vector fields in Exercises 25鈥�32.

F(x,y)=2i+2j

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Sketch of the vector fields is

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Step 1. Given Information

We have to sketch the vector fields in the given exercises .

F(x,y)=2i+2j

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Step 2. The given vector field F(x,y)=2i+2j

The graph of the vector field is

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