when P =7 Q6 (a)Sketch the vector and scalar fields. Describe the nature of vector fields.Find also Curl and divergence in parts (i)-(iii). In parts (iv) and (v), find aunit normal to the given surface at a point of your choice.(1) F=xi-yj (ii) G=xi-yj(ii) H=cos(x +y)i+sin(x – y)j,(iv) f = 4x – 3y +pz for -p

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given: p=7 for part (i) to (v): i) F=xi-yjii) G=xi-yjiii) H=cosx+yi+sinx-yjiv) f=4x-3y+pz…

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Sketch the vector and scalar fields. Describe the nature of vector fields Find also Curl and divergence in parts (i)-(iii). In parts (iv) and (v), find unit normal to the given surface at a point of your choice. (i) F=xi-yj (ii) G=xi-yj (iii) H=cos(x +y)i+sin(x –y)j, (iv) f = 4x – 3y +pz for -p

Sketch the vector and scalar fields. Describe the nature of vector fields Find also Curl and divergence in parts (i)-(iii). In parts (iv) and (v), find unit normal to the given surface at a point of your choice. (i) F=xi-yj (ii) G=xi-yj (iii) H=cos(x +y)i+sin(x –y)j, (iv) f = 4x – 3y +pz for -p

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Chapter6: The Trigonometric Functions

Section6.6: Additional Trigonometric Graphs

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