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MAT 323 Lecture4

The document discusses vector integration, including indefinite and definite integrals of vector functions. It provides examples of calculating velocity and displacement from acceleration, as well as line integrals along specified paths. Additionally, it covers concepts related to conservative vector fields and includes exercises for practice.

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MAT 323 Lecture4

The document discusses vector integration, including indefinite and definite integrals of vector functions. It provides examples of calculating velocity and displacement from acceleration, as well as line integrals along specified paths. Additionally, it covers concepts related to conservative vector fields and includes exercises for practice.

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VECTOR INTEGRATION

The vector integration is similar in all respects to


The ardmany integration of algebraic functions.
As usu
r = xity; + zK

So (dr at = rat) + C
where c is the arbitrang u constant vector which is
independent of t. It is also the indefinte integral of
Also the definite integral of n between a andb,

r.
act «b, is given by

a
Example 1: Gwen r = (at -E) i + 3t] - 4K. Evaluate
a fralt as f'rolt.
Solution.
1 frat = : (F-1+4) +) (8+4) - K(44+6)
= (1-5) i + 1; - At K + G, i+ Sj-SK

= (1-1)i + t3 - 44k + C,
is a constant veclor which is independent
where
C
of t (C = Gi+ Sj - GK , G, S, g ane constants).
1- 61+ 63j - 12K.
=
Example a: If the acceleration of a body is goven by
a = 24 cos at i + 16 sinat] - 6tK,
find the velocity I and displacement o when both
time shes and it = 0 and t= Th. Find their respective
Vanishes and It =0 and t'= Tip. Find their respective
scalar components.
Solution
- dIV = 24 coset i + 16sinatj - 6tK
a=
dt
V = S (24cosat i + 16sinat; - 61 k) dt
= 12sinati - 8cos atj-st'K + G
For V=0 (Ine V vanishes) and t=0
0 = 12 sin (0) 1 - 8 Cos (0); - 300)K + G
= 0-8; -0+ C
= 4 =
Therefine
8j
V = 128 nati - 8 cosatj - 3t'k +8;
= 12 sin 2t i - 8(Cos at -1); - 3t'K

for t=7/4
V = 12i + 8j - 1.85K (show detwils).
Also 63

.:r = J [12sinati - 8(cosat -8) -31 K] dit


=- 6Cosati - (4 sinst -84) j-1'* + C
Fir i#O (tile + vanishes) and t=0
C2 = Gi
+ = - 6 (Cos2t -1) i - 4(sin2t-2t) j - t'K
Also
Fir r=0 and t= Th
+ = 61 +2-2883 - 0.484K (Show detub)
Hence
Ir/ a 6044 units
/V/ a 14.54 rint / sec
Exercise
Given acceleration
a = (25 cos 2t) i + (16sin 2t); + 9EK.
Repent the questions of the last example
LINE INTEGRAL
Let Po and Pr be any two paints janed by an arc C
which is assumed to be continuous at each of its pointe
and does not intersect rtself. If F is a vector finchen
such that

and displacement r = xit yg+ ZK is the position


Vector of P(x, y, 2) on C. Then, the line inter
the integral along the given path C und is defned
Fidr = Fidr = Pedae+ Pady+ Bade,
C P.
where F= Rij+ Paj+ fak and dr = dei+dyj+dzK.
Thes, live integral represent the workdone by the
force I in moving partice along the path O from to
to b,
If I is a closed curve, the integral around c
is aften denated by
§Fadr = S fide + I dy + Be de.
In aerodynamics and fluid dynamics, this integra
called the circulation of F about C, where
is called
represents the velocity of the fluid.
( a straight line from (0,1) to (2,4)
ught hme from (0,1) to (12) and then (,) to 123
ON) the Curves (or parabola) x= at and y = t'73.

SOLUTION
1) From (0,1) to (2,4).
The eguntion jorning (9,1) to (2, 4) is
y = 22 =3 dy = 3 3 9 = 3x+ C
and c = 1.
The inlygnal is J' (ai-2(37+9) de

+ [2 (38+1) + 3x]g dx

=
= 95
1) From (0,1) to (12): the equation joining (0,) to (12)

is ydy==X+1 =
I -s dy = de (y= 27C , and c=1)

The live integral =


= (32-2y) dx + (ay'+ 2x) dy
(322-2(471) de + (28 +1) + 32) doe
=
= (62-22-2)de + (1x8'+7x +2) de

(6x75x) de = 2% = 4%
Also from (11) to fi3); the equation of the line faring
(11) to (73) is y = 22-1 => dy = 2dx
it The line mtegral = J (192-12+6) de

= 8% = 29⅓
The required value of the line integral is
35 + 88 = 291 = 33%.
til) Gwen that X=2t at (0,1), x=t = 0
At (2,4): t=1 and x = 2t
die = adt and y-f'73 as dy = at lt
"(32-2y)de + (2y +3x) dy
: The line integral =

(+76t + 9t'+ 8t -3) dt


=4
6% = 2273.
=
625)
ExercISE
1 Find the tokal work done in moving a partice in
the force field given by F = z1 + y + *K along
the helix C given by
*= cost, y-sint, z=t
from t=0 to t= M
2. Suppose A = (32°+ 67)i-1447 j+ 20X2 K.
Evaluate fader firm (000) to (110) along the

fillaung piths C.
a x=t, y=t,7=t
) the straight line from (9,90) to (190) then to
(1,1,0) and then to (1,11).
@ the straight line joinng (90,0) and (111).
1) Suppose a force freld is guven by
F= (2x-y+2)i + (x+y-2)j + (32-29+42) k.
Find the work done in moving a particle one around
a circe C in the sey-plane with its centre at the
Origin and a radundaf 3.
4) Es Suppose F is a conservilure field. Prove that
Curl F = DXF = 0 (re F is irratational).
4) Conversely, if PXF = 0, prove that F is conservative
NoTE
Theorem.
Suppose 1 = St everywhere in region R of a space, where
R is defred by 9, 5X692, b, 6y sha, 4, 5266
and where 464, 9, 2) is single- value and has contemar
derwalives in R. Then

9) GAto = O avanal any clared come C in R.

In such a case, A is called a conservative vector field


and of is its scalar potential.

SOLuTION TO EXERCISE NO. 2

2 SArds = [(32 + 6)i -14yzj + 2022 K]. (dxirdy +dek)

](32'+6y) de - 1yz dy +20x2 de


=
• rat get a ten but done net, them

to,
(gELt - 28t It + 60t' It
=
= (94 - 28t'+ 601) lt
- 38-48+61= 5
§ the straight-line from (090) to (1,90), y-0, 2=0
du =0. dz=0. while a vanes from O to 1. Then the
integral over this part of the path is
('(32-60)de - 446080)(0) + 20340760) = 32th

220 25д

Along the strught line from (100) tr (1,10).

S' (368°767)0 - 19y oldy + 20411010) = 0

4-0
Along the straught line (1,10) to (4, 11): X=1, y=1,
dr =0, dy =0, while z vanes from o to 1 Then the
integnal over this part of the puth is
('(308°+660)0-14(1)z (0) + 2041)2° da

ZE0 1022 doc = 202°|"


20
=
Z=0
3
Alans Jail = 1101 39 = 28.
(6)
6 The straught lime joining (0,0,0) and (111) is gaven
in parametric form x=t, y=t, z-t.
Then
JAndr =

B£ +6t-1442+2073) at
=

= 1⅔.

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