Advanced Engineering Mathematics
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Author: Erwin Kreyszig
Publisher: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated
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Are any of these expressions are valid? State your reason for each. If an expression is invalid, you do not need to make it correct. a) Vx(V.v)= V.-(V×v)+V.V v b) V:(t t)=(V•t)·t + t* .V t c) Vx(X v)= - X × V v where X is the position vector
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Transcribed Image Text:Are any of these expressions are valid? State your reason for each. If an expression is invalid, you do not need to make it correct. a) Vx(V.v)= V.-(V×v)+V.V v b) V:(t t)=(V•t)·t + t* .V t c) Vx(X v)= - X × V v where X is the position vector
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