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(a) If A and B are two vector functions, what does the expression A·∇B mean?(That is, what are its x, y, and z components, in terms of the Cartesian componentsof A, B, and V?)

(b) Compute r^·∇r^, where r^ is the unit vector defined in Eq. 1.21.

(c) For the functions in Prob. 1.15, evaluate va·∇vb.

Short Answer

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(a) Therfore, the reuired expression is .

A·∇B=Ax∂Bx∂x+Ay∂Bx∂y+Az∂Bx∂zx^+Ax∂By∂x+Ay∂By∂y+Az∂By∂zy^\+Ax∂Bz∂x+Ay∂Bz∂y+Az∂Bz∂zz^

(b).Therefore, the values of values ofr^·∇r^=0.

(c) Therefore, the required expression is .

Va·∇Vb=x2y+3x2z2x^+6xz2-4xyzy^-3x2zz^

Step by step solution

01

Explain the concept and write the expression of position vector

The saperation vector is obtained by subtracting the source vector →r2 from the destination vector→r2 . The expression of position vector is as follows:

r→=xi+yj+zk

Here, i,j,kare unit vectors along x,y,zcoordintaes

02

Determine the expression A·∇B .

a)

Consider the expression is A·∇B.

Write the expression as:

A·∇B=Axx^+Ayy^+Azz^·∂∂xx^+∂∂yy^+∂∂zz^=Ax∂∂x+Ay∂∂y+Az∂∂zB→

Solve further as:

A·∇B=Ax∂∂x+Ay∂∂y+Az∂∂zB→=Ax∂∂x+Ay∂∂y+Az∂∂zBxx^+Byy^+Bzz^=\begingatheredAx∂Bx∂x+Ay∂Bx∂y+Az∂Bx∂zx^+Ax∂By∂x+Ay∂By∂y+Az∂By∂zy^\+Ax∂Bz∂x+Ay∂Bz∂y+Az∂Bz∂zz^

Therefore, the reuired expression is .

A·∇B=Ax∂Bx∂x+Ay∂Bx∂y+Az∂Bx∂zx^+Ax∂By∂x+Ay∂By∂y+Az∂By∂zy^\+Ax∂Bz∂x+Ay∂Bz∂y+Az∂Bz∂zz^

03

Determine the expression r^·∇r^ .

(b)

Consider the expression forr^·∇r^is obtained as:

Solve for the x component as:

r^=r→r^=xx^+yy^+zz^x2+y2+z2

Solve for the x component of r^·∇as:

xx2+y2+z2∂dxxx2+y2+z2+xx2+y2+z2∂dyxx2+y2+z2+xx2+y2+z2∂dzxx2+y2+z2=xy2+xz2-xy2-xz2x2+y2+z232

Simliar values will be obtained fro y and z component.

Therefore, the values of r^·∇r^=0

04

Determine the expression va·∇vb .

(c)

Consider the expressions for the vector as:

Va=x2x^+3xz2y^-2xzz^Vb=xyx^+2yzy^-3xzz^

Solve for va·∇vbas:

Va·∇Vb=x2y+3x2z2-2xz0x^+x20+3z22xz-2xz2yy^+x23z+3xz20-2xz3xz^=x2y+3x2z2x^+6xz2-4xyzy^-3x2zz^

Therefore, the required expression is .

Va·∇Vb=x2y+3x2z2x^+6xz2-4xyzy^-3x2zz^

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