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Ok do you mind if I try and solve those and then show them too you to see if I completely understand now?
Transforming vector to covariant and contravariant components in spherical coordinates
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No problem. But the hard part was over once you found the components in terms of the unit vectors. That was before we even started talking about covariant and contravariant.Biffinator87 said:Ok do you mind if I try and solve those and then show them too you to see if I completely understand now?
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