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Divergence of the cross product of two vectors (proof) | Lecture 22 | Vector Calculus for Engineers - YouTube
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![SOLVED: Problem 1 [8 marks] a) Consider the ellipsoid € ()'+()"+()"'= =R2 i) Find parametrization of the ellipsoid and express it in the form r(0,0) =r1(0,o)i+r2(0,0)j+rs(0,o)k dOr ii) Calculate the cross product SOLVED: Problem 1 [8 marks] a) Consider the ellipsoid € ()'+()"+()"'= =R2 i) Find parametrization of the ellipsoid and express it in the form r(0,0) =r1(0,o)i+r2(0,0)j+rs(0,o)k dOr ii) Calculate the cross product](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/18c03cac521e4ab89f4851799e21b387.jpg)
SOLVED: Problem 1 [8 marks] a) Consider the ellipsoid € ()'+()"+()"'= =R2 i) Find parametrization of the ellipsoid and express it in the form r(0,0) =r1(0,o)i+r2(0,0)j+rs(0,o)k dOr ii) Calculate the cross product
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