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Use the divergence theorem to show that [tex]\oint\oint[/tex]s (nXF)dS = [tex]\int\int\int[/tex]R ([tex]\nabla[/tex]XF)dV.
The divergence theorem states: [tex]\oint\oint[/tex]s (n.F)dS = [tex]\int\int\int[/tex]R ([tex]\nabla[/tex].F)dV.
The difference is switching from dot product to cross product. I have no idea how to start. Can someone please point me in the right direction. Any help is appreciated.
The divergence theorem states: [tex]\oint\oint[/tex]s (n.F)dS = [tex]\int\int\int[/tex]R ([tex]\nabla[/tex].F)dV.
The difference is switching from dot product to cross product. I have no idea how to start. Can someone please point me in the right direction. Any help is appreciated.