This is what I did:
Calculated ▽B and substituted the value of the point to find a vector
Calculated A at the given point by substituted the coordinates in the vector
Dot product of the two to find a vector (final ans)
Is this the right way?
This is what I did:
Calculated ▽B and substituted the value of the point to find a vector
Calculated A at the given point by substituted the coordinates in the vector
Dot product of the two to find a vector (final ans)
Is this the right way?
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Yes 1)-3), and 4) Calculate vector product to find $\bf{A}\times\nabla\bf{B}$.