Chapter 6: Q30MP (page 338)
: where is the parallelogram with vertices .
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Chapter 6: Q30MP (page 338)
: where is the parallelogram with vertices .
The solution is
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Given and the point (3,4,1) find
(a) at P ;
(b) a unit vector normal to the surface at P ;
(c) a vector in the direction of most rapid increase of at P;
(d) the magnitude of the vector in (c);
(e) the derivative of at in a direction parallel to the line
Use Green’s theorem (Section 9) to do Problem 8.2.
over the entire surface of a cube in the first octant with edges of length along the coordinate axes, where.
over the surface consisting of the four slanting faces of a pyramid whose base is the square in the (x,y) plane with corners at , and whose top vertex is at (1,1,2) where.
In the figure is a unit vector in the direction of an incident ray of light, and and are unit vectors in the directions of the reflected and refracted rays. If is a unit vector normal to the surface , the laws of optics say that and , where and are constants(indices of refraction). Write these laws in vector form (using dot or cross products).

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