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Check the divergence theorem for the function

v=(r2cos)r+(r2cos)+r2cossin

using as your volume one octant of the sphere of radius R(Fig. 1.48). Make sure you include the entiresurface. [Answer:R4/4]

Short Answer

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The left and right side of gauss divergence theorem is satisfied and is equal toR44 .

Step by step solution

01

Define the given information

Write the given vector function as,

v=r2cosr+r2cosr2cossin

02

Define the divergence in spherical coordinates

The integral of derivative of a function f(x,y,z) over an open surface area is equal to the volume integral of the function,vd=svda.

The divergence of vector function Fr,, in spherical coordinates is

Fr,,=1r2r2F1r+1rsinsinF2+1rsinF3

Here, r,,are the spherical coordinates.

03

Compute divergence of the function F

The given function isv=r2cosr+r2cosr2cossin . The divergence of vector v is computed as follows:

v=1r2r2vrr+1rsinsinv+1rsinv=1r2r2r2cosr+1rsinsinr2cos+1rsinr2cossin=4rcos+rcoscotrcotcos=4rcos

Thus, the divergence of the function is v=4rcos.

04

 Compute the left side of gauss divergence theorem

The volume of integration is octant of radius R, where and ranges from 0 to 2.

The surface integral of vector v, is computed as:

vd=0R0/20/24rcosr2drsindd=402r3dr0/2cossind0/2d=4R44sin220/22=R44 鈥︹. (1)

05

 Compute the right side of gauss divergence theorem

The right side of the gauss divergence theorem is vda.the surface area has the top and bottom area. Thus the right side can be written as:

vda=ivda+iivda++iiivda. For surface (i), ivda=vrda, da1=R2sinddr.

Thus, the areal vector for surface (i) is computed as,

ivda=0202R2cosR2sind=R4z=02cossin02d=R4sin22022=R44

For left surface, iivda=vda, da2=rdrd, where =0.

Thus, the areal vector for surface (ii) is computed as,

iivda=0R02r2cossinrdrd=0R02r2cossin0rdrd=0

For back surface, iiivda=vda,da2=rdrd , where =2.

Thus, the areal vector for surface (iii) is computed as,

iivda=0R02r2cossinrdrd=0R02r2cossin2rdrd=0R02r3cosdrd=0Rr3dr02cos鈥夆赌d

Solve further as,

iivda=R44sin02=14R4

For bottom surface, ivvda=vda, da2=rdrd, where =2.

Thus, the areal vector for surface (iv) is computed as,

ivvda=0R02r2cosrdrd=0Rr3dr02cosd=14R4

Thus, the total areal vector for the total surface area is computed as,

vda=(i)vda+(ii)vda+(iii)vda+(iv)vda=R44014R4+14R4=R44 鈥︹ (2)

From equations (1) and (2), the left and right side of gauss divergence theorem is satisfied and is equal toR44 .

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