Electromagnetics: Vector analysis

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The discussion revolves around a problem related to vector analysis in electromagnetics, specifically focusing on understanding a particular part of a question that involves finding a surface where a vector has a magnitude equal to 1. The scope includes homework-related queries and conceptual clarification.

Discussion Character

  • Homework-related
  • Conceptual clarification

Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses confusion about part (c) of a problem and requests an explanation regarding finding a surface where the vector's magnitude equals 1.
  • Another participant suggests not to worry about whether the condition will create a surface and instead focus on how to determine where the magnitude is equal to 1.
  • Subsequent posts indicate that some participants have successfully solved the problem, reflecting on their understanding of the concept over time.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants do not appear to reach a consensus on the explanation for part (c), as some express confusion while others claim to have solved the problem independently.

Contextual Notes

There are indications of varying levels of understanding among participants, with some struggling to recall their previous solutions and others finding clarity after revisiting the problem.

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IItsHi.I have a problem that i am trying to solve.The complete question is shown in the image:
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In this question i solved the (a) and (b) part.But i did'nt understand the (c) part.Can you please explain?Thank you.(Note:The answers is given beneath the question)
 
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hey, welcome to physicsforums :) uh, for part c, it asks for a surface where the vector has magnitude equal to 1. For now, don't worry about whether it will make a surface or not, just think about how to find where the magnitude is equal to 1.
 
I've solved it.Thank you.
 
no worries!
 
Hello. .Mr.Bruce..

Looking back at the same question,i find it difficult to remember how i solved it.
Can you put some light on it.
Magnitude of S=1...?!
Thanks.
 

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Solved it again...!
Thanks anyway...
Looking at a concept that you understood couple of years ago and seeing it now wondering how did i...?!

Whew...!
 

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