(1 point) A) Consider the vector field $F(x, y, z) = (7yz, 0, 7zy)$. Find the divergence and curl of $F$. div$(F) = \nabla \cdot F = 0$ curl$(F) = \nabla \times F = (-8x, 14y, -6z)$ B) Consider the vector field $F(x, y, z) = (4x^2, 0, -7(x + y + z)^2)$. Find the divergence and curl of $F$. div$(F) = \nabla \cdot F = $ curl$(F) = \nabla \times F = ($
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The curl is given by: curl F = (∂(7xy)/∂z - ∂(7yz)/∂y) i + (∂(7yz)/∂x - ∂(7xy)/∂z) j + (∂(7xy)/∂y - ∂(7xy)/∂x) k = (0 - 7z) i + (7z - 0) j + (7y - 7x) k = -7z i + 7z j + 7y k So, the curl of F is -7z i + 7z j + 7y k. Show more…
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