Hello, I am doing some practice and I am getting hung up on my cross product derivation. I know it is supposed to be zero, but I want to prove it with the math. Could you help me out with this?Thank you for your time and effort, I appreciate the help. Please see attached for probelm. ✓↑→+docs.google.com/document/d/1FS5FFcLvPKLjsnbDz0de817GtLJs1spWAX0p08DjhuQ/editUntitled document - Google DoIT☑☑0☐An electric field is given asE = x(y+1) +ŷ(x − 1) +22Verify that the field is indeed an electrostatic field by examining its curlVxE. It is found that VxE=0CloudySearch29°FΣ|0☑Finish update:10:19 AM3/16/2024PRE

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Hello, I am doing some practice and I am getting hung up on my cross product derivation. I know it is supposed to be zero, but I want to prove it with the math. Could you help me out with this?

Thank you for your time and effort, I appreciate the help.

Please see attached for probelm.

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docs.google.com/document/d/1FS5FFcLvPKLjsnbDz0de817GtLJs1spWAX0p08DjhuQ/edit
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An electric field is given as
E = x(y+1) +ŷ(x − 1) +22
Verify that the field is indeed an electrostatic field by examining its curl
VxE. It is found that VxE=0
Cloudy
Search
29°F
Σ
|
0
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Finish update:
10:19 AM
3/16/2024
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