Discover the Result of C \nabla as Any Constant in This Comprehensive Guide

[AbuYusufEg]

What would be the result of:
C \nabla
as C is any Constant ?

Note: i don't mean: \nabla C as this is known, but i mean: C \nabla

 

[HallsofIvy]

First of all "nabla" is a symbol, not an operator. The operators that use the symbol "nabla" are \nabla f, \nabla\cdot \vec{f}, \nabla\times\vec{f}, and \nabla^2 f.

Putting a constant, C, before any of those would just be the result of \nabla f, \nabla\cdot \vec{f}, \nabla\times\vec{f}, or \nabla^2 f, multiplied by C.

 

[tiny-tim]

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Hi AbuYusufEg!

(have a nabla: ∇ )

What would be the result of:
C \nabla
as C is any Constant ?

Note: i don't mean: \nabla C as this is known, but i mean: C \nabla

Just do the 'nabla', and then multiply the result by C.

Do you have an example in mind?