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Let x. Letrepresent either temperature or electrostatic potential. Refer to Problem 11 for definitions and find:

(a) The direction in which the temperature is increasing most rapidly at(1,-4)

and the magnitude of the rate of increase.

(b) The rate of change of temperature with distance at(0,3)in the directioni+j3.

(c) The direction and magnitude of the electric field at(0,).

(d) The magnitude of the electric field atx=-1, any y.

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Draw a figure similar to figurebut with q outside the surface. A vector (like rin the figure) fromq to the surface now intersects it twice, and for each solid angle dthere are two dwhere renters and where it leaves the surface. Show that Dndis given by (10.21) for the dwhereleaves r the surface and the negative of(10.21)for thedwhere renters the surface. Hence show that the totald2over the closed surface is zero.

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Verify that the force field is conservative. Then find a scalar potential such that F=-,F=z2sinhyj+2zcoshyk,k=constant.

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(2xi2yj+5k)苍诲蟽over the surface of a sphere of radius 2and center at the origin.

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If the temperature is T=x2-xy+z2, find

(a) The direction of heat flow at (2,1, -1);

(b) The rate of change of temperature in the direction j-kat(2,1,-1)

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Verify that the force field is conservative. Then find a scalar potential 蠁 such that

F=-,F=y1-x2y2i+x1-x2y2j

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Obtain Coulomb鈥檚 law from Gauss鈥檚 law by considering a spherical surface with centre atq.

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(yixj+zk)draround the circumference of the circle of radius 2, center at the origin, in the (x,y)plane.

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(a) Suppose that a hill (as in Fig. 5.1) has the equation 32-x2-4y2, where z=heightmeasuredfromsomerefrencelevel(in hundreds of feet). Sketch acontour map (that is, draw on one graph a set of curvesz=const.); use the contours z=32,19,12,7,0(b) If you start at the point(3,2)and in the directioni+j, are you going up hillor downhill, and how fast?

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Show thatF=y2zsinh(2xz)i+2ycosh2(xz)j+y2xsinh(2xz)k is conservative, and find a scalar potential such that F=.

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