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Problem 2. The tensors a and b, are specified by: Determine the following quantities: (a) aiibjbj (b) bmanm (c) aijaipajp aij ГО 1 0 2 = 1 LO 07 1 1 b₁ = 2

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Problem 2. The tensors aj and b, are specified by:
Determine the following quantities:
(a) aiibjbj
(b) bm anm
(c) aijaipajp
aij
=
TO 1
1
LO
0
0 1
2
1.
b₁ =

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