Chapter 14: Q. 50 (page 1142)
Show thatdoes not imply thatis conservative, bycomputing ,the unit circle andand showing that Fis not conservative but has zero curl.
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Thus, it is proved that, if , it does not follow that is conservative.
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Chapter 14: Q. 50 (page 1142)
Show thatdoes not imply thatis conservative, bycomputing ,the unit circle andand showing that Fis not conservative but has zero curl.
Thus, it is proved that, if , it does not follow that is conservative.
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