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Library of Congress Caaloging-in-Publiction Data ISBN 978-0-19.973376.9 Printing number: 98 765433 2 Printed inthe United Stats of America ‘on cid-fre paperContents Exercise Solutions (Chapters 1-14) Problem Solutions (Chapters 1-14)A+B =(1,0,3)+(5,2,-6) = (6,2,-3) [4+ Bl= 364449 =7 5A-B =(5,0,15)-(5,2,-6)= (0,-2,21) ‘The component of A along ayis Ay=0 3A+B =(3,09)+ (5,2,-6)=(8,2,3) A unit vector parallel to this vector is 82,3) Joavasd (0.91174, +0.2279a, +0.3419a,) PE. 1.2 (a) 1, =a,-3a, +5q, my = 3a, +8a, (&) _Thedistance vector is Fon = Fa Mo = 0,3,8)-(2,4,6) =—2a, (©) The distance between Q and R is Ir EV4414 =3 P.E.1.3 Consider the figure shown on the next page: 40 Mz = Up + ty =-3504, Ble +a,) =-378.28a, +28.28a, ke/hr or 4, =379.3.2175.72° km/hr Where up = velocity of the airplane in the absence of wind tty = wind velocity uu, = observed velocityV10J65 “V0 PLELLS (E-F)F _-10(4,-10, OE, =(E-e,)a, = EPI - =10l6-105) IFT 141 =-0.2837a, +0.7092a, -0.3546a, i a, 4, ()ExF=|0 3 4|=(55,16,-12) 4-10 5 a,,¢ = + (0.9398,0.2734,-0.205) |P-E.1.6 | a+6+c=O showing that a, b, and c form the sides of a triangle. a-b=0, hence it is a right angle triangle. Area = Slax =F)oxe]= eral aeedf Spee Area = (92094144 =| P.E.L7 | AR = mY Horny + = 125+4+4 64 =9.644 (b)rp =r + Alte, ~ 7) =(1.2,-3)+ AC-5,-2,8) (1-54,2-24,-3 +84). i | (c) The shortest distance is i d= PPsind =|PP, xay,,| L | Ww 1 | = Jal 14-73-27) = 6-3 5 -2 § | 2 | | Probt.t | r= (3,2,2)-(2,4,4) = (5,-2.2) | = -0.8704a, ~ 0.34824, - 0.34824, V25+4+4 | Prob. 1.2 | top = 4a, —Sa, +0 | 4a, -Sa, +a, VI6+25+1 0.6172a, ~0.7715a, +0.1543a, | Prob. 1.3 | 48 =2-0420=22=(3,5,-)-(1,-4,-2)= 24, +90, +4, Prob. 1.5 (@) Let C= A-3B =(4,-2,6)-(36,54,-24) = -32a, ~ 56a, +30a, (b) | Let D=2A+5B = (8,—4,12) + (60,90,—40) = (68,86,-28) | Bl V12? +18 +8? = 23.065 | (pro 298826, 43.7286, 1 2140, la, a, (©) @,xA=|1 0 42 (d) le, @ a, Bxa,=|12 18 O00 2a, +a, ABC) = (1,0,-1o(1,-2,1) =14+0- ) a, =|1 AxB 4, 0 lea 1 (Ax BC = (1,~2,1)0(0,1,2) = 0-242 =0 Prob.1.7 (a) T=(,=2.1) and S = (4,6,2) (b) rs = 1-1 = (4, 6, 2)— (3, -2, 1) = a+ Bayt | (c) distance = |rrs|= vi+64+1 =8.124m | Prob. 1.8 (@) If A and Bare parallel, A=KB, where k is a constant. (@,3,-2) = k(4, 8,8) Equating coefficients gives -2=8k —> a=4k=ud 3=pk —> p=3/ This can also be solved using AX B (b) IFA and B are perpendicular to each other, AeB=0 —> 4a+38-16=0 Prob. 1.9 (@) A-B=ABc0s0,5 AxB=ABsin 0,94, (4-B)'+|4x BP = (4B) (cos? Aye +sin? A,,)=(AB)”a Prob. 1.10 (=) P+O=(6,2,0), P+O-R=(7,1,-2) |P+O-R|= 494144 = V54 = 7.3485 a, a, | 3 2[=2(6-2)+(8+2)~2(4+3)=8+10-14=4 Po la, a, a, QxR=|4 3 2}=(4,-10,7) | HI 1 2 | | P.QxR=(: ~2)-(4,-10,7) =8+10-14 = 4 | la, a i 1@QxP=|4 3 2 =(-4,12,-10) | 2-1 3 1 Qx PR =(-4,12,-10)-(-1,1,2) = 4412-20 =-4 la, a, a, | ae | | or QxP-R=R-QxP=|4 3 2|=-(-6+2)-(-8-4)+2(-4-6)=-4 2-1 2 (@) (PxQ)-(Q*R) =(4,-12,10)-(4,~10,7) = 16 +120 +70 = 206 la, a, a, =|4 -12 10|=16a, +12¢, 4 -10 7 (©) (P*Q)x(QxR) 8a, i | Oye = PR 4) |g 9526 | (0 ©0800 = pial” Javiedvivied ae esPxO|_ V16+144+100 _ a | On = = 0.998 | — [Pol 3Vie+o+4 | Oy = 86.45. | Prob. 1.11 (@) AB = (4,-6,1)4(2,0,5) = 8-045 =13 | AB+2| BP 2134202 fe Let C=AxB=|4 -6 1 /=(-30,-18,12) 20 5 (-30,-18,12) 30 +18? +12? =+(-0.8111 i 080g = ae Were 5 HSI > yy = 120.66" | Prob. 1.13 a If A and Bare parallel, then B=kA and A x B=0, Itis evident that k = -2 and that ja, a, @. AxB=|1 -2 3 2 4 -~4 as expected | Prob. 1.14 0.48674, +0.3244a,)(a) Using the fact that (Ax B)xC =(4-C)B-(B-C)A, we get Ax(Ax B)=~(Ax B)x A =(B- A)A-(A-A)B (ax (ax (ax B))= ax [(arB)a-(a-a)B] | = (AsB) (Ax A)-(AsA) (Ax B) Bi(ax_B) since AxA=0 Prob. 1.15 | Pe Ae as 9 Hence, A-(BxQ = (Ax8)-C | Also, each equals the volume of the parallelopiped formed by the three vectors as sides. | (45,-6) ae =(15,-39,-30) | =(-6.0,-3) |(b) = (-5,2,0)—(1,2,3) = (-6,0,-3) (2,7,-3)-(-5,2,0) =(7,5,-3) (1,2,3)-(2,7,-3) =(-1,-5,6) Note that a +b+0=0 a =angle at P, =cos-!| Cerf Cost) Tato lls | oop #29. coe'| 27] car lallel Yasva|” ™ B=angle at P, =cos"'| “afm ton —too) [py — Fp Il Fp Fa = cos! Sb = 45.81" lellbt ane 7 =angle at P, =eon hp Mt tps) [tq Tyo lpn — Ppa | 7.3: Note that a+ +y =180".| Given 7, =(-1,4,8), 1% =(2,-13), (@) | PQ V9+25+25 = © PI -( POOR ZPOR= is aU (tn (@ Area of triangle PQR = _11.023 (©) Perimeter = 17.31 Prob.1.18 Let R be the midpoint of PQ. {(2,4,-1) + (12,16,9)} = (7,10,4) OR = V49+100+16 = Vi65 =12.845 OR _ 12.845 t= = = 42.82 ms vy 300 | Prob. 1.19 (a) Let P and Q be as shown below: be ZX) |P|=c0s? 6, +sin? 6, =1,|0| = cos? 0, +sin?@, =1, Hence P and Q are unit vectors. () P-2=(1)(1}¢05(6,-6,) But P-Q =cos6, cos0, +sin@, sin®,. Thus, cos(0, -@,)=c0s8 cos, + sin 4, sin 6, Let B, =P =cos0,a, +sinda, and 0, =c0s6,a, ~sin8,a,.— Py and Q, are unit vectors as shown below: yx F,-Q, = WM)cos(4, +8,) But P, -Q, = cos0, cosO, ~sin@, sin8,, c0s(0, +4) = c0s6, cosO, —sind, sind, Alternatively, we can obtain this formula from the previous one by replacing , by -82 in Q ©) | FIP-Ob 51 0sa —cos6,)a, + (sin, —sin@,)a, 1 cos’ 0 , + sin? 0, + cos’, + sin’ 6, ~ 2cos® , cos®. I I = 32 2(e0s0 , cos8, + sinB sind) = 5 J2- 2e0s@,-8,) | Let 6,-6, = 0, the angle between P and Q. Lipo 4 Ji= 20086 2 | But cos 2A = 1-2sin7A. PIP-Ob 52-2 dain? 072 = sin /2Prob. 1.21 @ 7-7-4, =2 5. 2-63)-(L21) Is] V6 (5, =(S-a,)ey = EAE» M6) =-0.2857a, +0.8571a, - 0.42864, Fis} = Oy = 65.91" @ H(3,-2)=6a, +a, +40, a, - bd. 0 Bo+1+16 (b) | Hf 10= Vary +erzy ae or = 0.8242a, +0.1374a, +0.5494a, 100=4x'y? +22 4200-424 424ADB = (~31,2)4(2,-5,1) =-9 |Al= V9=144 = Vi4 |Bl= V4425+1 = V30 AB -9 [ALB] Vi4x30 | One = 11605" | The minimum angle is 180° -0,, = jo | 4-4.) (Acje [(-3,1,2-00,1,9)](@, +4a,) ic 1+16 = 0.52944, +2.118a, C080 yy = = ~0.4392 D= A+2B-3C =(-3,1,2)+(4,-10,2)-3C = (1,-9,4) ~(0,3,12) =a, ~ 124, -1 |@ a, a, al AxB=-3 1 2|=1la,+7a, +130, | 2-51 (Ax BC =(11,7,13)(0,1,4) = 59 | |, 1.24 | At point (1, 2,-4), x=1,y=2,2=-4. A=(2,-2, 16) and B=(3, 6, 1). jo AvB =6-12416 10 > C080 yy = poe 0 Y4+4+2569+36+1 | yy =84.79" | | ' AB = ABCosO yy |e) A, =(Aa, a, =& | Prob. 1.25(-2,1,4)~(1,0,3) = (-3,1,1) At P, H=0a,-la, =a, The scalar component of H along jy is Her, -1 D=Ha, =— "= = 20.3015 i Wg VOe THT = | | prob. 1.26 | @ At (12,3), B= (2,1,6) |B| = V4+1+36 = V41 = 6.403 (b) At (1,2,3), F= (2,-4,6) | F)F _36 Fr = 1.286a, —2.57la, + 3.8574, Ep =(E-ay)ay = = 248) a, a, a. 0 -1 0 i |(@ AUPUL39), —x=1, y=3, 255, p= {ety =V0, 2-5, go tan” y/x=tan™3=71.6 P(p,,2)= P(yI0, tan’! 3,5)= P(3.162716" 5) Spherical system: rete yz = 135-5916 = tan" fx? +»? /z= tan V10/S= tan“ 0.6325 = 3231° P(r,0,9) = P(S.916,32.31°, 71.572) At T(0,-4,3), x=0 y=4, 233; p= ty? = 4,2= 3,p= tan" y/x= tan! 4/0= 270° T(p,9,2) = T(4,270° 3). Spherical system: redetytez =5,0= tan" p/z= tan'4/3= 5313". T(r,8,9) = T(5,5313° 270°). S(p.9,2) = S(,2: ‘Spherical system: rat eyhee =5V5=11.18, 5 6=tan' PY = tan! = 153.43°; tan Pf = tan 715843 S(r,0,9)=S(11.18,153.43°, 233.1 InCylindrical system, p= ve +y; yz=zpsing,Q,|=|-sing cose |] 0}; Q,] [cose sing ola, a2), o o ie 2, -O,corp- PE, 0,=-0,sing FEE +2 Hence, =P cote In Spherical coordinates: 0,=75i08 _ sing; Q, =-rsingsinOrcos0 | =—-rsindcosOsing. 7 Q, | =|cosGcosg cosdsing -sina]| 0 |; Q, sing cosg 0 ja. Q.=Q,sinBcos¢ + O, cos0 = sin? Bcosg — rsinBcos* Asing. 2, =, cosBcos¢ ~ Q, sind = sinBcosOcos¢ + rsin® BcosOsing. Q,=-Q, sing = -sinOsing. | sinOcos¢ sinOsing cosd ][Q, | -- Q=sind(sindeosy—reos* Bsing)a,, + sinBcoscosg + rsinOsing)a, -sindsinga, . Q(x, 2) = $a, + Ba, =0.8a, +2.4a,; 20.9, 2)=$(c0s270°a,~sin 270° ay -3sin270°a, =08a,+2.44,; 4, 45 43, 20 4 27.8.9) 0-Fe(Ma, + MOF Ste 5-Day, 2 © 25°" 25°85 a, a, +4ay = 14a, — 1.924, +084);‘Note, that the magnitude of vector Q= 2.53 inall 3 cases above. PE. 2.2 (a) 4| [cos -sing 0] pzsing =|sing cs¢ 0|| 3pcs¢ A} [0 0 1] |peosdsing A= (pecosdsing—3peos¢sing)a, + (pzsin’ $+3,pc0s’ #)a, + poos¢singa,. But p= +y, tng, cxsp=——, sing= 2; x Ve+y \e+y Substituting allthis yields: Aa line And 4304, sya] ‘B,] [sinOcos¢ cos@cos¢ -sing][ r? B,|=|sinOsing cosOsing cos || 0 8, cos? = -sind «=O [sin Paral Since r= Ja? +y? +27, tano=¥=*” , z vey oz, aad sn I oO aa fos, cos x Very’ x+y’ B,=P sin Ocos¢ ~ sindsing = rx-X = 1(2x-y). ror and sing = B,=r'sinOsing + sinOcosé =ry+~ = Leryn. ror B, =rcos0 = rz =1(r*2). 5 [G2 +? +27) ya, + (WP +y? +27) 4x)4, 4200 +y? +27)a,).P.E23 (@) At (L/3,0), H'=(0,0.06767,1) a, = cosa, -singa, -i«, -V3a,) Hea, (b) At: (1,7 /3,0), ae=cos0a, ~sinda, lan ay 2 Hxa,=|0 0.06767 1] = -0.06767a,, 0 0 1 (©) — (Heap)ay = 0a, la, Hxa, = |0 0.06767 1] = 0.06767 a,. @ o 0 1 | 0.06767 E24 (a) | ASB = (3,2,-6) «(4,03 i 32 = j sca] | =|o=.-330, ~ta. lo 4 o 3 | ‘Thus the magnitude of A x B = 34.48. () | 40, 2/3, Sx/4), O=0/3, | a, c0s0a, ~sindas = ia, Ba,x= poosg = 2c0s30° sing = 2sin30° P(x,y,z) = P.(1.732,1, 5). x=1¢0390° = 0; y= 1sin90° Px, y,2) = F, 0,1, -3). sinOcos¢ = 10sin(x/4)cos(n/3) = 3.535; y=rsinOsing = 10sin(x/4)sin(a/3) =6.124; z=rcosd = 10cos(7r/4) =7.0711 B(x,¥42) = P,G.535, 6.124,7.0711). x=4sin30°c0s60° =1 sin 30°sin 60° =1.7321 2=rcos = 4c0s30° = 3.464 P,(x,y,2) = P,(1,1.7321,3.464). Prob.2.2 |(@) Given _P(1,-4,-3), convert to cylindrical and spherical values; p=\e+y? = VP +CAY = Vi7 = 4.123.20 ‘Spherical: ra x+y +2 =Vi+1649 = 5.099, Pk 4.1 a O=tan'—= = 126.04°. Zz P(r,0,9) = Peootiaent 284.04°). p=3, 2(0,9,2)=2G,0°,5) ra VFO =$831, O=tan" 2 tan? 3096" O(r,0,9) = O(5.831,30.96°,0°) p=V4536=6325, g=tan” 4- 08.4" R(p.$,2) = R(6325,108.4°,0) r= p=6.325, R(r,0,9) = R(6.325,90° 108.4") pax ty? =V4436 = 6.324 = tan? = tan? ®=71.5651° * 2 | Pis (6.324,71.56°,-4) © =e ty? 42? = 6436416 = 7.485 ety = tan! 324 z 4 Pis (7.483,147.69°, 71.56") @= tan" =90° + tan 16: Se 147.69"Prob. 2.4 @ x= poosp =5cos120° =-2.5 y= psing = Ssin120° =4.33 ze Hence Q = 3,1) ) raerye? aVpree = 25+) 099 3 o=tant VEY” tay 2 tan! 52 78.6" Zz Zz 1 $=120° Hence Q =(5.099,78.69°,120°) Prob. 2.5 At P, , O=n/2, g=2/3 @ x=rsin@cos# = 4sin 90° cos60" =2 sin @sing = 4sin 90° sin60° =3.464 cos = 4cos90° = 0 ©) pa yery =rsind=4sin90’ =4, g=2/3, 2=0 Hence Pis (4,2/3,0) Prob. 2.6 @ x= pcos¢, y= psing, V = pzcos¢- p’ singcosg+ pzsing (b) Usxty tz? +y? +227 2 +r? sin’ Asin’ $+2r’ cos’ @ 2{1+sin? Asin” +2cos* 4]22 x Pe F,] [cos sing o}|V? *? D F,|=|-sing cos¢ 0 J * at 0 0 1 verte 4 par 1 = pare" $+ psin’ ] = Jae! Pressing + peosssind =0; ‘i Par 1 renee) In Spherical: sinBoosg sinOsing 00s cosBcos cosOsing —sind -sing csp Via Ie sin? Go0s' + £sin? sin? 6 +4cos9 = r r 5 s ~ ie g S F, =sinBcosBcas?¢ + sindcosOsin? ¢ — 4sino = ir r F, =-sinOcosgsing + sinsingcos¢ = 0; oF = (i? 0440s) +sin6(cos0-“)a, r23 [poe cos sing 0 > 2p’ =|-sing cosg 0||—2P — 0 0 alivete zp Voor 2 2 2 in? e. G,= [pcos? + psin? ¢] = , Vere Ve +2 G, 2 G, = 2 Tiron Spherical : 2 f(a, + ya, +20,)= 7 ) P(,2/2,4)=> p=lo=nl2, 2=4 x= poosp=0, y=psing=1, 2=424 10(0a, +1 p= 10a. 7) 100, ry Prob. 2.9 cosp -sing O][2 sing cos 0|f3 o 0 ala AtP,p=2, g=2/2, z=-1 cos $—3sing = 2c0s90° —3sin 90° sing +3cos¢ = 2sin 90° +3cos90° coss ~sing Of psing ,|=|sing cos¢ 0]! pcos 4} lo 0 1] -2 A, = psingcos¢ — peosgsing = 0 A, = pSin? $+ pos? g 4,=-22 A=\r+y'a, -2za, sin@cosg cosécos¢ -sing] [4rcos¢ sinasing cosdsing cos¢ r cose -sino 0 0 rsindcos? $+rcosOcos¢ rsindsingcos¢+rcosasing B, = Arcosécos¢—rsing|Bur r=x?4+y?+z?, sind= sing = cosg = Very? Very? B,=Ayx? +y? xy May? ay X? + y? B, seg +y? Feel +2), +y{4x-+ 2Ja, +(4x2-%? -y*)a,] 8 =A ry Prob. 2.11 H,] [eos¢ -sing O]| pzsing H,|=| sing cos¢ 0]] ~p(z+1)cos¢ H, 0 oo. ez H, = pzsingcos$ + p(z+1)singcosg H, = pzsin’ $— p(z+Icos’¢ H,=p'z But p=\x'+y’, sme ot H,=2P+y z ete +e He ees z [?-¥e+)] H, =28 Fe =-(e+D x+y? a “Te H,=(2 +y")z DED, [*-¥@+)] + very ety a, +(x" +y")za,26 Prob. 2.12 cosp sing Of yz -sing cos¢ 0] xz 0 0 x F,=yzcosg+xzsing, F,=-yzsing+xzcosg, FF, =x" But x=pcosé, y=psing F, = pzcosgsing + pzcosgsing = pzsin2¢ | F, =-zpsin® 6+ zpcos’ ¢ = pzcos2¢ F.=x' =p? cos'¢ Hence, F = pzsin2ga, + pzcos2pa, + p? cos’ ga, sinOcosd sindsing cos6 J yz cosPcosd cosOsing —sind|! xz -sing cosg Ona xe F, = yzsin@cos¢ + xzsin@sing + x’ cosO F, = yzcosO cos¢ + xzcosOsin gx? sind But x=rsinOcos¢, y=rsinOsing, z=rcos@ F, =r’ sin? @cosOsingcos¢ +r? sin? OcosO sing cos¢ +r? sin? OcosOcos? ¢ ? sin? 8 cosO(sin 29 + cos" ¢) r? sin cos’ Osin ¢cos¢ +r? sin cos? Osingcosg—r? sin? Ocos* ¢ =? sinOcos¢(2cos? Osing—sin? @cos4) 1 cos@sinOsin’ $ +r? cosOsin Ocos’ d =0.5r? sin 20 cos 26 | F=r? sin? 6cos6(sin2¢ + cos” ga, +r? sin cosg(2cos? Asin g sin? Ocos¢)h, ? sin20.cos2ga,27 4, ey =(cospay-singa,)+ay = cosy 4, a4 =(cosga, ~singay)eay = -sing 4, 4, =(singa,+cosga,)*a, = sing a,0a4 =(singay+singa,)oa, = cose (b) and (c) In spherical system : a, = sinOcosga, + cosOcospae—singa,. a, = sinOsinga, + cosOsinga, —cosga,. a, = cos6a,— sin8a,. Hence, 4,04, = sinOcos$; 4,04, = cosOcos 9; a, ea, = sinOsing; ayeay = cosOsing; G,8 Gr = 0088; 4,0a9 = sind; | Prob. 2.14 (a) syeayer = ip ez. es pee @= tan" =; Zz or p= ee ye yr sin? Ocos’ $+ r? sin? sin’ ¢. = rsinds 2 = rcos6; g= 9.28 (b) From the figures below, 2 a, =sinda, + cosOaz; ay =Cos@a,~sinOa,; a, Hence, %! [sine 0 cosol|% | =|coso 0 -sine|} a, 7 o 1 of, From the figures below, ay = COSOa, + SiNBarja, = COSOa, ~sinOa,:a, ™ sin0(-a,)“| [sing cos@ 0] |" a|=| 0 0 I} fas cosd sind 0}) Prob. 2.15 F = Fa,+Fa, + Fay 10-2 F, = Fea, =——=5.657 ' me) Alternatively, R] [ vv? v2 of'fio] [5.657 Fl=-| 0 0 1| |-4]=]8.485 Fy [v2 wy2 0} L2 4 Prob.2.16 If A and Bare perpendicular to each other, A‘B= 0 A+B = p’sin’ $+ p’ cos’ $ -p" =p’ (sin’ $+c0s" $ )-p” pp? =0 As expected, 29. | i | |30 Prob. 2.17 (a) A+B =8a, +2 (6) AB = 15+0- la, a, a. ()AxB=|3 201 50 33 | 16a, +(5+24)a, -10a. =-16a, +294, -10a, | (a) c0s6,, = 4-8 AB 9+ 441N25+" =0.19831 8.56" | Prob. 2.18 (a) A,] [eos -sing O][ pos¢ 4,| =|sing cosé ol] 0 4, 0 0 14 pz? sing A= pcos $= rey e vay Tere = psingcosp= x+y 2 =. ety fxr ey’ a A, = p2?sing = pz? = yz’ Pp | AtG,40) x=3, y=, 2-0;(9, -12a,] sin@cos$ sin@sing cosO 4,|=|-cos@cos$ cosOsing —sin? 4A sing cosy 0 x=rsindcosg, y=rsindsing, z=rcos@, p=rsind. A= iz In? Acost¢ sindcos + r? sin? Ocosgsing rsind rsind FP sindcos? Asingcoso =rsin? Ocos* ¢ + rsin® Asin? ¢cos¢+r° sin@singcos*d A,=rsinOcos? ¢cosdcos¢ + rsindcos¢singcosésing —1? cos? Asingsing} rsin@cos@cos¢—r sindcos? sing =rsin coso{cos¢—rcosésing] sindsing + A, = -1sindcos? gsing +rsindcos¢singcos¢ = 0. _Fsin@[cos¢sind + sin@cos¢sin’ ¢ 4? cos’ Osing]a, 4rsin@cosé{cos¢-r? cos@sindsingla, At B-4,0), r=5,0=m/2, $=306.83 cos$=3/5, sing=~4/5. A= 90* 3+ 500\-4/5)10,+ SUKOa,-sing 0] [ 4, = ont : A 4, ey EF sinocos cosdcosp -sing sinasing cosdsing cos¢|| A, -sn@ oo. I LA, id ee Yinme ye? fety? PoE +2 cr = [* ’ berry? Ve ¥ +2 “Yay ez? : Prob. 2.20 (a) Using the results in Prob.2.14, A,= pesing =r? sinOcosOsing A, = 3p cos = 3r sinBcosd A, = poosgsing = rsindcosgsing Hence, A,| [sind 0 cos@ |[r? sind cosd sing A,|=|cosd 0 -sinO|} 3rsind cose 4} | 0 1 0 | rsind cost singAt (10,n/2,3n/4), r= 10,0=0/2,9= 30/4 A=10(0a, +0.5a, B, B(p,9.2)= Vp +2 (re oor ro +] At (2,n/6D, p= 2,b=%/6,221 cosd -sind 0|] B, B=V5(2a, +0.4a, +4,)=4.472a, +0.8944a, +2.236a, Prob. 2.21 (@) d= (6-2) + 1-1)" + @- 5) = V29 = 5385 d’ = 345? - 2(3)(5)cosa+ (-1- 5)’ = 100 d= Ji00 =10 of =10? + 5? -2110}(5)cos% cos —2U10)(5Isin7 sin Fost - 3%) = 125~100{cos cosy -sinsinZ) =125-100cos75° = 99.12 4 d= 99.12 = 9.956,34 We can convert Q to cylindrical system and then use equation 2.32 aaa tQ ra4 O=% gat AtQr 5 85 p=rsind = 4sin90? =4 z 2 z=1 cosO = 400890" =0 Qis (4,/2,0). @ = p+ pi ~2p,p, 0089, -$) + (2-2) =10? +4? ~2(10)(4)cos(ar/4—/2)+0=59.431 Prob. 2.23 (2) An infinite line parallel to the z-axis. (b) Point (2,-1,10). A circleof radius rsin@=5 , i.e. the intersection of a cone and a sphere. An infinite line parallel to the z-axis. (e) A semi-infinite line parallel to the x-y plane. (f) Asemi-circle of radius 5 in the y-z plane.35 | Prob. 2.24 At 1(2.3,~4) TyyF @=tan'Y*Y — tan z cos¢= 4 = ing = 113 -0.7428,sine - 3 - 0.6695 Vo @=tan’® =tan'3 = 56.31 x 2 Coed eee erings vi3, = c0s6a, -sinda, = 4, = Sind. cos¢ a,+sindsingay+coséa, . 3714a, +0.557 la, -0.7428a,. | Prob. 2.25 i) At (1,607), p=1,6=60",2=—1, A=(-2-sin 60")a, +(4+2cos60")a, ~3(1—Da, 2.8664, +5a, +3a, | B=1cos60’a, +sin60°a, +a. =0.Sa, +0.866a, +4. la 1.4334+4.33+3 = 5.897 ae +254+90.25+ 0.866 +1 =9.1885 608 Oy, = AB b) | Let D=A x B. At (1,90°,0), p=1,¢=90",2=0 | A=~sin90"a, +4a, =~a, +4a, | B=1c0s90"a, +sin90"a, +a, a,+4, ! reel | D=axB=|1 4 0=4a,+0,-a, 1 o 14 : Gh-D_ a a “Yie+t+t =0.9428a, +0.2357a, ~0.2357a,sing =2 Prob.2.26 ALP(0,2,-5), $= 90% cos -sing 0][8, =|sing cosé 0|| 2, o 0 tla (@) A+ B = (2,4,10)+(-1,~5,-3) = a,-a, +74. AsB_ 52 (b) COSI%g =AZ™ = - (©) ©0595 =A (4200 xq = COS" =52 ) 143,369, Tango 43:36: AcB_ 52 A,= Aeay = = - 22. = 8.789, (c) Ay ao B Ys = Prob. 2.27 j, sin Osin $+G, cosOsing-+0 =6r’ sinOsin? 6+r? cosOsing At (2,-3,1),x=2,y=-3,2=1 r eae ety ee?37 21COSOSING G4 1-cos? lax rsind = COS" $a,+ 2cotAsinga,+ sin? gar sin@cos¢ sin@sing cose cos?¢ cosacosg cosésing -sina| | 2cotasing -sing cosg 0 | G, =sin@cos? $+ 2cosAsin’ $+ cos@sin’ ¢ =sin@cos* $+3cosésin’ ¢ | G, =cos@cos® ¢ + 2cot@cosésin’ g -sinasin? ¢ | G, =-singcos ¢ + 2cotdsingcos¢ sin? 6 | G=[sinecos* ¢+3cos0sin’ gJa, | — +[cos@cos*¢+ 2cotAcoséasin’ ¢ -sinasin’ gla, +singcos¢(2cotd-cos¢)a, | Prob. 2.29 | (@) J, =(Jea,)a,. | At(2, 2/2, 32/2), =cos@a, —sin Oa, = J, =—c0820 sin ga, = ~cos sin(3/2)a0 | (6, =n Zinray = tan tn2ay = In24, = (@) Ip=(Jeas)as @, = sin0 cos a,+ cos cosd ae— sing ay = ay. At (2, 1/2, 3n/2), Tr = In2ay.AIP, p=2, $=30% z=-1 H=10sin30a,+ 2cos30°a,+ 4a, = 5a,+1.732a,+ 4a:. (5, 1.732, 4) 0.7538.a,+ 0.261 1a,+0.603a:. (b)_ H, =H, cosé—H, sing =5psingcos¢ + pzcos¢sing orP at p=2, $=30, z H, =H,a, = (10sin30°cos30°- 2sin30°cos30%Ia, = 8sin30° cos30°a, 3.46414, (c) Normal to p=2is H, =H, a, =10singa,: ie. H, (@®) 5=r-a,+6-a,=x+y a plane 10=fra-f5 $ {Java xa, Ray =p ® a cylinder of infinite length39 P.E.31 er (@ DH = f rsin ous), a =3,90" 230" 460" = J frsino dd |, = 9(-coseygear 4ter +a 0. J JP sinodrdoag = 3 pas eo eos) 4.276.Gavdt= (+ f + fpaedi=c,+0,+¢, 2 2 Along (), C,= [Aed!= [ peosédpl,.o= Bi =2 | Along (2), dl = pd$ay, Aed!=0, C,=0 | Q 2 eyed Along (3), C,= [cose d py oe =— )=-1 5 foster =F GAedl =C, +C,+C,=240-1= | P33 | | ) i i | = y2x42)ar+x(x+2)aytxya. | vv w= at a a, ©) Sa" a0 os" 2 =(zsing+2p)a,+(zcosd — 7 sin2¢)ay+(psing+2zcos" 6) a: | 2. 7 | | j | eta fart Laos 4 Ba, 1 | Or sind j c0803iNd | agg —sinOsinginr , (cosOcosginr +r?) sind = (22288 sarge sndinglnr, ,exSrsslar tread | r r r |PEL34 yt z)art (x4 2)ayt (x4 ya ; | At (12,3), VO =(5,4,3) | 2,21) _ 21 | aaa where (2,2,1) = (3,4,4)—(1,2,3) Voea =(5,4,3)a |P.E.35 Let fox’yt+z-3, g=xlogz-y'+4, Vf = 2xyartx’ aytas, x Vg =logza.-2ya,+=a: z At P(-1,2,1), (5) cos = my.ny =) f Vi8xi7 Take positive value to get acute angle. an) O= cos" 5 PE.36 aA (By de ox’ dy At (1,-2,3), Ved (b) 1a. ves (eB, = opzsing—Lapz' sing = 2zsing - 32*sing Pp Pp = (2-3z)zsing. AGED, VeB=(2-3X)2 M024), Voc 6eos2 cost 63 63 P.E, 3.7. This is similar to Example 3.7. W=GDedS=¥, +, +, », =, since D has no z-component for 1 ¥. = |p? cos? dpddds =p" i cos” dd f de| # 20 p=4 = (4) x(l) =640 =040+64; By the divergence theorem, Deds = fv * Dav VeD=1 E (p'eos' b+ aarine + a = 3pcos’ $ + Zcos¢. Pp W=[VeDdv= | Bpcos? + =cosd)pdddedp ; ; Pp ieee Lo 4 \ =3erdp feos’ gag faz + [ap fcosgap fzdz =e = PE. 3.8 (a) VKA= (1-0) +ay(y—0)+a:(4y~2) = ast yay + (4y-2)az At (1,-2.3), VxA i 2ay las43 VxB= #H(0~6pscosg)+a4(psing—0)+a.- (692? cos—pzcos¢) = ~6pzcosgay+ psinga, +(6z-l)zcospa; At (5.5,-D,VxB = Sao | on i apr c0s=0) + Mt ¢— 2re08sind _ rsind r sind 312). (042rsindcos6) 2 r =r cotda,~(2eotOsing +31")ae+2sindcos pay At azo. VxC= 1.732a,—4.5a0+0.5a9 PE.39 GAedl=[(vxAeas f 1 But (VxA)=singa. +2280, and dS= pdédpa: { P \ [ox Aveas= ffasing adde a ; es = Theo, | =a-b+=ov ov ov av ove A = -Saet S- Sa Ja, =0 yz Gydz' dxdz O20x” dxdy Oydx aoe Zevey+ Fer Zo vV= ppprtesings 2p)+ Fe pesing- 227 Fpindcosss Seosings 2zc0s" ¢) = Feesings 4p)- Fplersings 22? cos2)+ 2c0s" 4. = 4+ 2cos’ g- 2 26 Via toy x cososing-+ 29+ r TS 12 sin? @singinr} Por P sind do 1 A + rggrghcossinginr] cosOsin ¢(1-2Inr—csc? @Inr) + 6¢45 PE. 3.12 If Bis conservative, Vx B=0 must be satisfied, 4, y pa y +zeosxz x xcoszxz| = Oart (cos.xz—xzsin xz—cosxz+ xzsinxz)a,+(I-Ia.= 0 Hence B i i dl=rsinodg, r=1, 0=30; : L= fat =rsino | ap = (sins ¢Z)- 0] = 05236. dl= rdO= 20615 - A = we. 5.236 o) Incylindrical, dS = pdpdg Seaeaa a! S= fas= [pdp fas 26) i 3 (© Inspherical, dS =r? sinddgdo a ES a % m u S= Jas =100 Jsinoae J4¢=100(27)(-cos6) | = 2002(0.5+0.7071)= 758.4 = é £ = = i Prob.3.3 (a) dV = dedyde La V = |dedyds = fax [dy fae = (0) (2- N3--3)= 6 ais (0) av = pdg¢d pdz ee ~2) 21 (05-4524) =352 = v= Jose oe Fh De Bae MNSMG = 352 = 119 (©) dv =r’ sind arch I ve jr fons =f cos0f5-@) 3G -ter- DS ae 5. 4538a 1 af fee] a 22 de [ag = 20,04 /3- 1/6) Prob. 3.6 fHedt= Joeacs y dy) Buton L, y=x? dy=2xdr48 lo Jas = J [+a = 2 cle = fers Ly dae = Jor +e =tyL 1, 92933 sho = 1 = a frea= £ a2 al ep Jel + Sowa Mat ep Be = 1205, - 32), =044-54 Let x=2t. y de=2dt, dy=dt, de=3dt; Jrea-= Jose -s? -162"°) dt 3 yf! =@ 40.519), = 395 Prob3.9 W= [Fedl= | zpd8 |..,4+ | pcosddz|, rsa i “ a = 04 2cos(/4)(3)=6c0s45°_= 4.243 J4 Prob. 3.10 E,] [cosé sing 0 F (@) | |=|-sing cos¢ off F, | Lk o 0 dle y= psing,x= poosp F, =F, cos@+F, sing = psingcosd , peosdsin = Pang cos? |, poosesing e Pp | dl =pdga,, p=2 ° Gra [ous fag-2 | Prob. 3.11 fro = Jor gf a yg + fo sendy syed a satay = fates fo yy Joos 102 Prob. 3.1250 = (10008 —z)a, -10singa, - pa, av, 1 ay, 1 &, wy, = bg 41%, kilts 3a oe 7 00” * rand ap * 2 1 (2. () =—Fooste, +041 (-2eing) a 2 ont Bite Prob. 3.13 w= vo, + Ua, 42a, @ x wy” & =e" coshza, +2e"” coshza, +e" sinhza, a,,14, a8 fa ++ 50,42, p rey uta 32 az. 3 =-=cos¢a, -—singa, +—cos¢a, eo rina + cst () — ow 1ew 1 ow Wo + a, 106° sind op * 56050 gr 2 cosy 506] (2292 aring}e o[arcony S801 1gMaG@ayezty” or 3@ +P 427)" xa, VI =2xax+2yay—ar At (11,2),V7'=(2,2,-1). The mosquito should move in the direction of 2a:+2ay-a; Prob. 3.16 VF =a,~2a, +a, VF _4,-2a, +4, 1F| Vivasi =2z? +sin2¢+2psin?¢ 9? 40-3Prob. 3.18 2 VeH =kVeVT =kV T OT OT in 7 T=t5+ = ox ay 2 Hence, VeH=0 a a a VveVA)= BV AZ” A+ VA) OV yy OA, =(44+v y+ (4,247. Ae apt aay ay yy 24y, 4. 2¥ py Pde Wave ip ear. OA, a=v(@4 244 Ody, Ox Oy @2z =VVeAt Av VeA=243-4=1; WW =yzastxza,+aya; Ve A)=VV0A +A00V = zt 2uye+3xy2—4ayz = 2x yz Prob. 3.20 AUR CUS AU) rad U= ax +——ay + ——ay Ot OK By Be =(2-2xy)ax + (2yz? —x?)ay +(x + 2y’z)az Div gradU = Ve vu = File DoF ove? Hx Zin +2y*2) =-2y +227 42y? = Az? +y?~y)38 x yA Dy yea, 2xyzar)+ {2200+ 2xy a+ x?Za4) ax ay az +2{2yax+x?y.a2) = Ayzant 3xy? ay + 4x°yZ0 Ver(reT)=3 (2xyz+xy' +x" yz”) = Oxyz + 3xy? +3x7yz? (revyr ay S28 +424] = x{2x)+ yl2y)+2(22) =P +y? +7") = 21? Prob. 3.22 We convert A to cylindrical coordinates; only the p-component is needed. A, = A, cosg+ A, sing = 2xcos$—z’ sing But x= peos¢, 4, =2poos' §-z? sing We fas = [JA,rddds = ff] 20° cos ¢— pz" sing age =2Q)7 “Fhaveoszpag [ae~2 [etd [sings Ley [e/2_, 2) 12 49+ 5sin29)f") -25 | (-eosp)|" 4 =24-2/3= 5.616534 Prob. 3.23 @ qDeds= if “ff +f eds = |Je? cos? gpd + fp? cos? paid + {2 peztdgar| Pa 2 = 2157 Joe [z'02=+s012ni65 hi 18 itary nag? (Ve D=1£ p's?) =42 PD JveDav = fff4z? edpagae = 4fetde [ode [as +88 2 = 4x2] 3 ; 1 ek] ~~ = 209.44 e 209.44 *(2n)= lo mo) he10cos6r’ sin. aos i n= 5 sto 620 =100)? fag f sind cosad0 =10(2n) f sind(sind) = 209 08 2 Prob. 3.25 @) i GAeds = [VeAd, Ves=yrerx t | 2 ton = 31.416 0 aa Gacas= Jf forty endete aaa hoe ga =3 fda fau fdr = 31] OO 13 | ) | | VeA=0. Hence, GAedS=0 i Prob. 3.26 i-ds = |v-Hav 3 ‘ GH-d = - ff2xydyaz : i <0 S2xvaver| = ffx? +27 }axaz| K=1 y= + [foe + 2?)axaz bo” [fovecnay|, it [foveancy|, - \ 4 | 0+ 2Irdy fox +2 fo fyoy + 6 fbx ‘ydy a ai =124+34+9=24 OH, . SH, | dH, vena th Th ay sos 2y = 4) Be ae ae Tato dy Ay56 V-Hav = [{faydxdydz = Ax Jray fox ie 2 =a fron 24 | | Prob. 3.27 ods = Wi +W. +s Pan 4m | = 0+ f fivzpagdpl..,+ | [5 occtdde|,_, 060 09% } = 10(4)(27)19/2)+ 5(9)(2)4 = 2261.95 { | Side 2: i { la. | w= JveBdy, VB =——(5p")+04+10=10+10=20 ' : pop 1 48 213 i lve [fJeoa=20 || J eaedpde = wonco( 2) | = 7207 = 2261.95w we ’ ve Let y= ¥,+W2 t¥a ta ts -j os “I eon 0 ‘f opsngeea = I [coset + 5 ihoceaa leo po02e-1 leer? The last term is zero since cos90° = 0. Ls J soe cos¢|)~ sol Sse 2 2 :58 PF, Te 4 E—20sing—Asing 41 =16sing+1 v= i (16sin$ +1) pddd pdz =16 J pp | sing [e+ Jodo fap fac ~o 8 3b 84 7 eI! a4 3% - =160/240[ a |] e/2¥0)=244 ze Prob. 3.29 1 rsin@ =4r +2cos6 cosd 1é é VeA=——(r* ——(rsin® Ast Fy sin’ Bc054) fv 9 Ady = fffar’ sin @d0d¢dr + flee sin@cosOcos¢dOd¢dr ite, Qn cos*O2 yt b QS he sing = 47 [\-cos9)) 2 =810() Mae 81F) +1804 1-0) = 19-13623 ag facas = Uf Sf +S J4eas59 .as no ¢— component, the first two integrals on the right hand side vanisl ince Jacas="f “frsinaaoad,, + i i 1 sin? 8 cos ddrdg| oo 6 oso loons? =81 ® Ceosoyf." + 9(1)singl"” = 9 -136.23 2 Prob. 3.30 Let y = Greas = VAM tty, where y,, Vs» Wy» Y; are the fluxes through the top surface, bottom surface, outer surface (9 =3), and inner surface respectively. For the top surface, dS= pdédpa., 2 =5 Fed = p’ z dg dz. Hence: soe For the bottom surface, z= 0, dS = pdpdo(-a:) FedS=-p'zdg dp =0. Hence, y,=0. For the outer curved surface, p=3, dS = pdddza, Fed = p’ sing dg dz. Hence, Jas ‘fsingdd_.~0 For the inner curved surface, p=2, d $= pdgdz(-a,) FedS =~-p' sing d@ dz. Hence, = 187 04040 =e60. v= GFeds= [vera 18) seingygl 2 Ver =-( + — ) + aap psing) pap 7s) pe i =3psing— =sing+p Pp [Vera = [[JGosind—2sing+ p) pdddpa P =0+0+ Je fab [o'ap amelie 190 © 3 Prob. 3.31 (a) pia ae! eae woe lax OY | ny ye =x i xB -(Z2masinscors-o}e, +(2pz-2zsin? g}a, + (2osin’¢-o)a = Azsingcos¢a, + 2(pz-zsin? gJa, + 2sin’ ga, = 2zsin2pa, + 22(p~sin® gla, + 2sin? ga, | ie) aa" osino]a, -! ait L'cos*a|a, rsin@| ae —_[(2c0s0}{-sin0)sind + cosalcos* 6), a8 9 ora, _ (cos? a-2sin? @cosd) ~2cos* 6a, sind 1 | | arid L6 =b 24 2 4, 04, 1 8(p4,)_ 94, a ames aot ye oo we = 0-O)art(o! Seay Foe, = (p? =32?)ay+4p* a: veda ot], +4] = cos rsindl 7lane ___sing cos¢ cosg sagt tag ptt rsind "sind 4, pw sing _ +0470 = 0| @) Gredi=(f +fef rear For l.y=x dy =dt,dl = dra,+dyay, | 1 7 Fedl= xd I f | Pde xde 7 i i a | | For 2, y=-x42,dy =-dedl = deat dya, 4 7 } edI= [(-x’ a = Jr dt fe ¥ 42x x4 Did = For 3, fred frye] 70 | | (b) | VxF=-x?a,; dS =dxdy(-a,) i \ * x2 xy) = felon + ergo 4h (c) Yes i | Prob3.34 | 1. 11 2 GAcal= [esinecto|, + ‘foreas|,_+ [psnser| I | fivxF)eas = = ff[laxay = [feavax + j f eayax ' 60 i 50 2 + fx-x+2jdx= 5 | Jette tee 5 p= 90" 7 | ° +f etl rar)8 | F,] [cosé sing O}[2xy F,|=|-sing cos¢ 0] y FE 0 o io F,=-2xysing +ycos¢ pcosy, = -y=psing F,=-2p’ cosgsin’ ¢ + psingcosd But x Prob. 3.38 | We need coordinate transformation to get F, =2-8-16 sin? galsing)+4 5 sndctiog 2 =-6+16/3-4/2=-2.67 Prob. 3.36 A. qredi= Jor, | 1 foesing oc, =e") P -ecosg)!” 7 t =2,7= 1 vel =(4-0)+ 6-cosw/4+1}+(0-4) = 1.757 grazie], + Fron _ ot foe _ 9 5 5 = bx y| ft lécos¢sin? $+ 4singcos¢d}dé sh 2 pzd, 1i 2 al fivx}-cs= f [sing exc =3{2)(-cos¢) oo #0 =6-cosa +1)=1.757 Prob. 3.37 V-A=8xe” +8xe = 16xe VIV-A)=16e%a, -16xe"a, 4a, vyv-aj=}2 2 2 ox oy | be” -16xe” 0 Should be expected since VxVV = 0. 4 =(-16e7 +1627Ja, =0 Prob. 3.38 sindcos¢, , cosdcos¢ sin @ w= SneeeF a, +e OS O86 a, tha (b) XV © v-W=V°V Aat-sinocos 2 pnp lOSOCOSH) 1 at H+ Sino reo teal oe cos¢ =0 = 2sin? 9) - S058 ging 28 Ol ae 6 2sindcosg =e[Prob3.39 Q = —rsino{(cos¢—sin$)a.+(cosd+sing)a,] rsind i = r(cosg—sing)a.+r(cos¢+sing)a, Q,|=|cosdcoss cosdsing -sina|| Q, Q,] [sindcosg sinOsing cos )[Q, 2, sing cos 0 JLa, Q=rsinBa, + rcosOao + ray i i d= pdgar, p= rsin30°= 265) =1 | z=rcos30°=V3 Q=r=\p+2 Gara= i Ve? +2 pdd=2(N(2x) = 4x VxQ= cotOa, - 2a0 + cosBay | For S,, dS = r'sin@d0dga, JivxQ)eas = frsinBcotadodg| ‘ | = S fag feosado= ax ! For S,, dS =rsinOd0drav i fivxoyeas = -2frsinddbdr, =-2sin30 {rar ‘faeFor S, dS =r? sinadédoa, [a-as =P fsin? ecodg| _, on =8 fag [sin?ode a For S,, dS=rsindd¢drav [a-as = JP sinacosedgar], 3 = = 7.2552 3 20-1 2 Psi 2 6 VeQ= 5S (? sind) + Fp indeose)+0 caene rsinO = 2sin@+cosOcotO Jo eQav = fi2sine+cosecotey’ sinadedgdr Pp Pra, fox in? a}de Flp!2") I! sin’ Prob. 3.40 Since u= @xr, Vxu=Vx(@x 1). From Appendix A.10, Vx (AxB) = A[V © B)-BIV * A}+(B»V)A-(Ae V)B6 | Vxu=Vx(oxr) | Vx(@xr)=a(V er)—r(Vew)+(reV)@ — (@eV)r i | =0(3)-0= 20 | | ot a= 4x0 | Alternatively, let x=reos@i, y=rsinot ae 2a, | at ar = -orsinota, + arcosata, = -wyar + oxay e@6 2@ vxu=|0x Oy @2\=20a:=20 Loy ox 0 ie, @=1Vxu 2 Note that we have used the fact that Vew=0, (reVJo=0, (weV)r=@ | Prob. 3.41 | (a) + Pp aH, aH a, +| 2 - e'Le& ap = apsinga, +3p+4c039)a, +0 Pp | | inga, +3p+4eos9)a, |68 (rn — = =] Le a, VG = —=(r'G, (G, sin) + ot Foe 5 a0! esin 6) + rsind a6 Loos ia eae ao =3+—!_2sinc0s0 =34 20080 and Baaeee) 1 ft ag, 6 G= (G, sind) — ~|—S* -20g, tse sind) elo, ay 36 2) | 2G, +42 0G)- % | | =04042 2 sinda, =2sinda, Prob. 3.42 (a) V(VVV}EV. ve av Cay, o oz ee 2.2 yor +2(v%) a) a ey) aC & | 2 5 2 ar thoy Bt BE} (HY 28) | PO a Lae) ay) ae | ViVs|VvP |vxva=y|( 42 |g (4-H) {24 24), ya) a oe) ae a) ea Pn ey ee ee ay 7 & a ae ae =VVKA+WxA Prob. 3.43 Method 1: 4, 4, a, a a @ e vxF=}| 2 2 & |=(-12x2)a, +(42-2a, +(62 +5)a, oe a @ ¢ a, +( ) \(2z?-Sy) 6xz? (2x+y)} a, 4% 4, vxvxF=| 2 aes 2 | .-4a,-12x0, & y & \-12xz) (42-2) (62 +5) At (1,2, -3), x=1, VxVx F=—4a, 12a,= | Method 2: I VxVx F=V(VeER)-V'F | ver=0 WF =V?Fa,+V7Fa,+V Fa. VxVx F =0-(4a, +12xa,)=—4a, V, = pz? sin2¢ é 2 2 24)- BGP sn20) z VV, = i 1) | V,=r7(1+cosasing) j 1é VV; pate t+ cosésing)] 1 i sin’ Osing)r* + = 6+ 4cosOsing- sin’ 0 ja, +120, ? 2 az = sinag ~ sin2g + 2psin2¢ 1 p P t oo resin’ 2sind = 6(1+ cosOsing)— Fa cosbsing. cosOsing sin2¢ +L (2pasin26) 13(- cosOsing)4) 2 2 a v= 2 axty2e 4 xty220") 4-7 forty ert) 4-7 pctyte™ FOr vre me xiyrre8) + iarlyes +S ix'vies) = bye + 3x"yze "+ 3x'y"ze" + x°y"776% + De" +x5V'e* = 0 6xy? + 3x2y92 + x2" + X72? +20? + x°V?) | At (L-L). V2U =e! (64343414241) = 1622 43.493 V = piz(cosp+sing) Vi" =1E [aplcosg+sing)}-s1cong +sing) +0 Pp =4z(cos¢ +sin g) — 2(cos¢ +sing) (cosg-+sing) ALG, E,-2), VV =-6(0.866+0. W =e" sinOcos$ vin aL Cre" sinocosd)+ rér At (1,60°,30°), V'W =e" sin 60cos30(1-2~2) = -2.25e"| Prob. 3.46 — : ae | (a) Let V=tnr=InJx? ty? 2? i vii apt M Vey yay? ey eX Be QM HAP VV OV xa,tya, +20 a+ a, +a, = oz r AtP(2,3,) x=Ly= | VY = 42a, +22, 27a, +3(4)(9)a, = 108( +a.) ov ov ov i a | ya | a ), 2 3), 2 232 | =a" )+5, 2x )+5 G0" 2°) | =042x2"+6xy?2 | = 2xz(z? +3y") AtP(2,3,) x=Ly=2,2=3, VV = 2(1\(3(9+ 3x 4) = 6(9+12) 126B (b) (©) VxV¥=0, see Example 3.10. Prob.3.49 Method 1 -1 8 (5 ging) 22308 , ), Basing 2psing (2psing) 5 +04 e e e _2sind _2sing , Bsing _2sing pp PP 4pcosd 4pcosp ee a 1 = (apeosd)-—4peosp+0+ op e _4e0sp 4cosd , deosd 4eosd _4 Pp Pp p Pe” 16 2 a . pape +] +045 G20) ale +1)+2p P V’G = V(VUG)-Vx(VxG) Let v= veg = +2 (ap'singys Lapsing)+22p=22p pop Pe V(VOG)= VV =2za, +2pa, Let A=vx6-|10-0]e,+[0-@ Dey [Zecoss)-2pse0]e, =-(2 +1)a, + 6cos¢a, VxVxG=VxA -[-Ssnos ale, +(0-0)a, Af Zene +0)-ofe e plae [2:-Ssing]e, (2 +a, Pp e | VG=VV-VxA =2ca, +2pa, -[=-Ssine, ? =Ssinga, spete oe 2 2 Prob. 3.50 (a) a, 4, vxg=] 2 2 wx yy 6xy-z 8x? = 0ar+(-1+1ay+ (16x-16x)a: = 0 Thus, G is irrotational.15 v= Geds = [VeGdv ve 3 =16y+0+0=16y | v= [frevakcae = 16] arf ef rover) | oo 8 © v Gea = ‘Jase -at- + Jeroy = 048(1)yf) + 16) + Jo 6xy- 2)de, 4 + Ti 8x7dh,20 +0 { | | = 8-8=0 \ | This is expected since Gis irrotational, ie. i | cea = Jorxaeas =0 i Prob. 3.51 i a, 4, a, vxr=| 2 a 2 or ay a laxy+ Bz 3x?-yz 3xz°—y| 1+ y)ax + 32" ~3z")ay+ (6x-ax)a: | irrotational, VxT |. for all values of x,y,z. Hence,76 4, 4, vr =| + i= (e-x1a, +1y-yla, +12~210, yz xz xy | Hence F is both solenoidal and conservative i“CHAPTER 4 5x10°[(,-3,7)-(2,0,4)] [G.-3.7)-(2,0,4)7 (2x10? 0,-3,7) (0,-3.7) A5(-1,-3,3) _ 18(4,~3,2), 9? ap? ON 1.004a, -1.284a, +1.4a, nN Let q be the charge on each sphere, i.e. q~Q/3. The free body diagram below helps us to establish the relationship between various forces.9 PE. 43 ai bom ek= mo ee ae dx - eB (-24,+ ay) = mG act -2eE, —> mart At £=0, (x,y,2)=(0,0,0) = dx dy de. (0,0,0) » a ae gp OOO A=0 —> gq Hence, (9) = SBE (2 Also, ie. 2[y] = |x] Thus the largest value of is 80 cm Consider an element of area dS_ of the disk. The contribution due to dS = pd¢dp is pds pas ane Ane(p +h’) The sum of the contribution along p gives zero. dE = 4 t_hedpdg _h d, fi jf Aedede_ he, |__pdo pdp 46 py go(P thy” 26 (pth) = hip swap Macapsy| 46) 4 . Poth tg arinal 26 +a)?(© Letus recall that if a/h <1 then (1+a/h)" can be approximated by (J+na/h). ‘Thus the expression for E, from (a) can be modified for a< -—alte 216010 fod TON? Ge a100)7 2 = -216(10’)a; Spee 2 if = 21600?) 0) wy = ~216(10")a, (-7.6202 (10°)) E= 16.46 a: MV/m PE.46E, and E, remain the same as in Example 4.6. Po E, 9 neyo This expression, which represents the field due to a line charge, is modified as follows. To get a,, consider the z=-I plane. p= 2 ap =a, c0S45°—a, sin 45° = 7-9) E, =902(a,-a,). Hence, E=E\+E,+E, = 18074, + 27070, +9074, -907a, 282.7 4, +565.5a, Vim PEAT Q rc D=D, + D,= 254,40, 0 Oe Gah te = 30x10? [(0,4,3)-@, 0,0)} , 10x10" a 4n(59° 5 2” = 2 (0,4,3)+5a, n/m? 5007 =5.016a, +0.0573a, nC/m* PEAS (@) p,=VeD=4x P,A-1,0,3) = 4 C/m? 5 () W=0= fod tT la xdedydz aaa (y)A/2)PE.49 Q= Jovdv= y = GDeds For 0S <10, D,(4nr?) = fffer (7?) sin0 dO dr dg 2 2r* 4 D(4nr°) = aD = ar’ E=_a, nim 400") 25) For r210, D(4nr*) =200,', E(r=2) D-2- — 2r’ E(r=12)= a 25g Xt) 9274, kV/m PLE. 4.10 3 a Vin= Deere we At V(~)=0, C=0 [r= (-15,2)-(2,-1,3) & V6 [rr ACL5,2)-(0,4,-2) = VIB [r= (F,5,2)- (0,0) + V30 a cag EDS = 10.23 kV V(-1,5,2) =[Pea V= 2 +C rer If V(0,6,-8) = V(r =10) =2; 500") 2=—~) 10”. an aE 0) +C > C=-25 510") 107 ae 4a Gg_N-32.6)- (0.0.0) Ww con feed = JOP + yee xdy 2 4 = foe+yde | + fray I é sy me = 18-12=6kV W =-6Q=12 mI jo) | dy=-3dr aH = Jeea = Jor +5—-3x)dx + x(-3)de = [Qx? -6x+5)dx =8-12+10=600,10) —» — (r=10,8=0,¢=0) ve = jee ao) = 12 9 mv 6 (10") an 36x = 10000") 260804, +sinOa,] am At (L555) H 355) 100cos= (10) 10°. ang) 10000") 10° Py *Gg pO E= Qeos5a, +sinZa,) 3 = 0.94,+ 0.7794a, Vim PE. 4.14 After Q,, W,=0 QO After Q, 5 a= OV = Fe .0,0)- 00.0) W,= QV + Vig) + OV a soxir fae een ee a 1.0,-1)- (0.0.0) |(0,0,-1)- (1.0.0), 2 = 2%(I-F3)-18 = -29.18 nt } - 18nd“ARter Q,, Wy = OV +Veg4Vn)+ Qs, +Vn) + Oy . 1 -2 3 | = - 4910 5p 71 —____a____. — ome C0.) * 00.D- 1.0.0) * 00.D- O0-D } +m) 2 3. = -36-Jg+3) +h =~ 39.09- 29.18 nJ = -68.27 a3 PE. 4.15 E=-VV =-(y+1)a,+(1-x)a, -2a, At (1,2,3), 3a, -2a, Vim QD -Fa) _ -2000"1G.2—-4,0.6)) _ _ 1 g972-9) 499 688.88 10” i fos f 47 16,2.)-C-4,0,6] 182914, - 0.52264, +1.3065a, mNProb. 4.2 (a) £650, = 2 1S09-40-9) , 2 1600-20.) 465 (5,0,6)—(4,0,-3)P 4265 |(5,0,6)—(2,0,1) = 2 40.9) , 9, 6.0.5) 46, (V8) 4ne, 34)" If E, =0, then 901 5 476, (82)? 478, (34) = 59, & 2-54 P2 2 Q = g2G= 54GQ)” nC 3232 nC F(5,0,6) = qE(S, 0,6) If F,=0, then W, = 4ze,(82)"" — 4x8,(34)"? 9 =-30,85)7 = 12682)" nc 34 Q,= 44.945 nC Prob. 4.3 ° Let rj, rzand r be the position vectors of Qy, Qe and Qs respectively. Given Qi=Q, Q=3Q, drt =2. Any positive charge would not keep equilibrium. There must be brought a negativedntds, JOn+Vn _ tn +d, J+J, lev Tf Q: is at equilibrium, 20, = 2:25 4ne,(d,+d,) 4nd? ‘Therefore, p= “#2 Fc This gives, o, = 2d} _ 9 Qo __w% ap 3? @+4ay ~ Gyy a, 3 ‘The third negative charge must be ‘and must be located at 30 iva, +43) tes @ oF O0-k) a0 geno -0 , Yanelp- xf a a Q[0.4,0)-@0,0] —_ O[@,4,0 0,0)] 4x, |(0,4,0)-(a,0,0) 4x, |(0,a,0)-a,0,0)F Q(a,a,0) mea)? 476,20)? (be) E= = —AAla0.2)-(,0,0)]___O[(@,0,a)-a,0,0)] Ae, \(a,0,a)—(a,0,0)f 428, |(a,0,a)-(-a,0,0)P° 200,0,a)__O(2a,0,a) _ daca 4n6,(5a°)?99 Prob. 45 @ — O= foydl= fi2de = 4x°|mC=05C ; oo ) » 4 a = [ogds = J Joz'pdhde | = 92n)%| nc 040 os a = 1206 ~C © O= foav = i P sindOdpdr = 10 fag [ao frdr =e oo 8 = 1579.1. C Prob. 4.6 E,= pak © Vane RB But a, =cosga, +singa, Due to symmetry, contributions along y add up, while contributions along x cancel out. a Pi (2) Peg -- 2 oo E,= -2 2dg = -1-1)2a, = - - 2 Ae * ne, fe singe, 244 “ne,2° va ane, Bate,” Og B= OR___ 0.0,0)= (0,-4.0) ___ Oa, 0 4ne,R° 47¢,|(0,0,0)—(0,-4,0) 6426, E=Eqt Eg Bore as o-8% _ 8x10nC z Q = 2547 nCProb. 4.7 Ao fons Q = Jfp.ds = | Joxydedy+ | foxydedy 3 soy saya ~124{6- 48.60) = 32C Prob.4.8 Mpa Ih 1 fox? y2dedyde i =2@_~y-cy) = 8 = -CONl-Cd) = ne = 5.33nC Prob. 4.9 O= Jp,dv= [[Jap*zcos¢pdpdéde nC |r /4 0 j2 2 pigeennemers 1 =4{o" = 22 | gi =4fo'dp [nde J cospdp = p'], 5 |, (sind) = (16)(0.5)(sin x /4) = 5.657 nC | Prob. 4.10 Q- ai {far snairaais cena g rte 0-090 at = 429, Saew = 1172.86 nC =1.17286 uCa” Due to symmetry, E has only z - component given by dB, =dEcosar Bead A Ane x+y +h) (x+y +H)? _ sh dedy te) lea Bah a me, 5 3 + Hh) = Ph | __yde Ey FP HHP + +h? 0 ~ a8 bas By Aas variables, we finally obtain Ps tan ab z E =—*tan' {> - ha: Ey te +b +R)? }e (6) O= fo,ds = p,(2a)(2b) =107 (4)(10) = 0.4 mC 10° fH 10 a 5 E=——, tan" | ——______, |a, = 36 «10° (0.0878 radi ax eee a iaasde, 36a kV/in Prob. 4.12Let f(x,y)=x+2y-5; Vf =art2ay ae IvAl Since point (~1,0,1) is below the plane, = _ (e420) ae Pag, = —010")_(_(@s +24), 2e "2107 /36z) vs -151.7a,~303.5ay Vim Prob. 4.13 (a) Forx <0, BoB Ea P64) SOCa)= (0) For 0a, F=f a+ Paya9 et Oe