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(1.30) If ¢ = x²yz³ + 2z²y² find C (a) Vo at the point (1,-1, 1) (b) the magnitude of Vo at (1,-1, 1) (c) the direction cosines of Vo at (1,-1, 1) ny.

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Chapter2: Vectors

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(1.30) If ø = x²yzo + 2z²y² find
(a) Vo at the point (1,-1, 1)
(b) the magnitude of Vo at (1,-1, 1)
(c) the direction cosines of Vo at (1, –1, 1)

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