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Integrate divergence of a vector over an area
I'm not sure where the square root comes from, but I believe the accepted solution was 1/2 when we went over the exam (he just didn't take the time to go over something trivial like integration since most of my peers are coming straight out of undergrad >.<). I calculated it both by using...- JMoody
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Integrate divergence of a vector over an area
I solved it, I get 1/2 using both methods. Thanks again for the help RUber, it helped set me on the write path.- JMoody
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Integrate divergence of a vector over an area
Thanks RUber, I think you've provided the help I needed to finish it. It was required to perform divergence theorem for the exam though, I'll give it a shot with both methods and see how the solutions compare.- JMoody
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Integrate divergence of a vector over an area
For c2, should I do a double integral (x1 and x2, both from 0 to 1) of V⋅n2?- JMoody
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Integrate divergence of a vector over an area
Hello, I'm hoping somebody can give me some insight on how to solve this problem. This was a solid mechanics exam question and I wasn't able to finish it because I'm rather weak in math. 1. Homework Statement Homework Equations Recall divergence theorem for part ii. ∫div(V)dA = ∫V⋅ndS where...- JMoody
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Struggling with Math? Join Our Community for Expert Help!
Hello everybody, I'm a new user here, hoping to get some help with some math. I earned my BA in physics and am currently finishing up my MS in structural engineering, but after taking some time off between degrees my math is rather weak!- JMoody
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