The Chemistry Maths Book, Second Edition

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16.11 Exercises 473


37.Show thata 1 z 1 bis orthogonal to aand b.


38.The quantitya 1
·


1 (b 1 z 1 c)is called a triple scalar product. Show that


(i)a 1


·


1 (b 1 z 1 c) 1 = 1 c 1


·


1 (a 1 z 1 b) 1 = 1 b 1


·


1 (c 1 z 1 a) (ii)


39.The quantitya 1 z 1 (b 1 z 1 c)is called a triple vector product.


(i)By expanding in terms of components, show thata 1 z 1 (b 1 z 1 c) 1 = 1 (a 1


·


1 c)b 1 − 1 (a 1


·


1 b)c


(ii)Confirm this formula for the vectorsa 1 = 1 (1, 3, −2),b 1 = 1 (0, 3, 1),c 1 = 1 (0, −1, 2).


40.Find the area of the parallelogram whose vertices (in the xy-plane) have coordinates


(1, 2), (4, 3), (8, 6), (5, 5).


41.The force Facts on a line through the point A. Find the moment of the force about the


point O for


(i)F 1 = 1 (1, −3, 0), A(2, 1, 0), O(0, 0, 0) (ii)F 1 = 1 (0, 1, −1), A(1, 1, 0), O(1, 0, 2)


(iii)F 1 = 1 (1, 0, −2), A(0, 0, 0), O(1, 0, 3)


42.Calculate the torque experienced by the system of chargesq


1

1 = 12 , q


2

1 = 1 − 3 andq


3

1 = 11 at


positionsr


1

1 = 1 (3, −2, 1),r


2

1 = 1 (0, 1, 2),andr


3

1 = 1 (0, 2, 1), respectively, in the electric field


E 1 = 1 −k.


43.A charge qmoving with velocity vin the presence of an electric field Eand a magnetic


field Bexperiences a total forceF 1 = 1 qE 1 + 1 qv 1 × 1 Bcalled the Lorentz force. Calculate the


force acting on the chargeq 1 = 13 moving with velocityv 1 = 1 (2, 3, 1)in the presence of the


electric fieldE 1 = 12 iand magnetic fieldB 1 = 13 j.


44.Use the property of the triple vector product (Exercise 39) to derive equation (16.60)


from equations (16.58) and (16.59).


45.The position of a particle of mass mmoving in a circle of radius Rabout the z-axis with


angular speed ωis given by the vector functionr(t) 1 = 1 x(t)i 1 + 1 y(t)j 1 + 1 zkwherex(t) 1 = 1 R 1 cos 1 ωt,


y(t) 1 = 1 R 1 sin 1 ωt,z 1 = 1 constant. (i)What is the angular velocity yabout the z-axis? (ii)Find


the velocity vof the particle in terms of ω, x, y, and z. (iii) Find the angular momentum of


the particle in terms of ω, x, y, and z. (iv) Confirm equation (16.60) in this case.


46.For the system in Exercise 45, show thatl 1 = 1 Iywhenz 1 = 10 , where Iis the moment of


inertia about the axis of rotation.


47.The total angular momentum of a system of particles is the sum of the angular momenta


of the individual particles. If the system in Exercise 45 is replaced by a system of two


particles of mass m with positionsr


1

1 = 1 x(t)i 1 + 1 y(t)j 1 + 1 zkandr


2

1 = 1 −x(t)i 1 − 1 y(t)j 1 + 1 zk, find


the total angular momentuml 1 = 1 l


1

1 + 1 l


2

, and show thatl 1 = 1 Iywhere Iis the total moment


of inertia about the axis of rotation. This example demonstrates thatl 1 = 1 Iywhen the axis


of rotation is an axis of symmetry of the system.


Section 16.8


Find the gradient∇ffor


48.f 1 = 12 x


2

1 + 13 y


2

1 − 1 z


2

49.f 1 = 1 xy 1 + 1 zx 1 + 1 yz 50.f 1 = 1 (x


2

1 + 1 y


2

1 + 1 z


2

)


− 122

Section 16.9


Find div 1 vand curl 1 vfor


51.v 1 = 1 xi 1 + 1 yj 1 + 1 zk 52.v 1 = 1 zi 1 + 1 xj 1 + 1 yk 53.v 1 = 1 yzi 1 + 1 zxj 1 + 1 xyk


54.Show that curlv 1 = 10 ifv 1 = 1 grad 1 f. 55.Show that div 1 v 1 = 10 ifv 1 = 1 curl 1 w.


abc


·


()z = ( )


aaa


bbb


ccc


x yz

xyz

xyz

determinant

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