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if i have a function U..
U=∫F∙ds
where F=<ayz+bx+c , axz+bz , axy+by> , a,b,c are constants
so.. F=(ayz+bx+c)[itex]\hat{x}[/itex] + (axz+bz)[itex]\hat{y}[/itex] + (axy+by)[itex]\hat{z}[/itex]
then how do i solve this integral? i have to either replace the x,y,z terms with something in terms of 's' (which is the displacement by the way, ie.. s= [itex]\sqrt{x^2+y^2+z^2}[/itex]
or i have to replace ds with some parametric ..stuff... how do i evaluate something like this?
U=∫F∙ds
where F=<ayz+bx+c , axz+bz , axy+by> , a,b,c are constants
so.. F=(ayz+bx+c)[itex]\hat{x}[/itex] + (axz+bz)[itex]\hat{y}[/itex] + (axy+by)[itex]\hat{z}[/itex]
then how do i solve this integral? i have to either replace the x,y,z terms with something in terms of 's' (which is the displacement by the way, ie.. s= [itex]\sqrt{x^2+y^2+z^2}[/itex]
or i have to replace ds with some parametric ..stuff... how do i evaluate something like this?
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