Find a constant c for which the velocity field
v = ($acx − $by)i + ($cy − $dz)j + ($ex + $fcz)k
of a fluid is incompressible [meaning that div(v) = 0].
Recall how to find the divergence of a vector field F = <F1, F2, F3>.
div(F) = (∂F1 / ∂x) + (∂F2 / ∂y) + (∂F3 / ∂z)
We need to find a constant c such that div(v) = 0.
Calculate div(v) for v = ($acx − $by)i + ($cy − $dz)j + ($ex + $fcz)k.
div(v) = (∂ / ∂x)($acx − $by) + (∂ / ∂y)($cy − $dz) + (∂ / ∂z)($ex + $fcz)
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Find c for which the given velocity field of a fluid is incompressible. Round your answer to three decimal places.
div(v) = 0
$gc + $c = 0
c = zBNzILz/DvM=