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SOLVED: The gradient in spherical coordinate system for a scalar function f is given as: df 19f 1 0f Vf(r,0,0) =1 ++0 +dr r 00 r sin 0 dd Given f(x,Y,2) =
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SOLVED: A function f (x,y,z) of Cartesian coordinates can also be thought of as a function of cylindrical coordinates p,( 2 because the latter are functions of the former via the relations
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