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what are r and sigma representing.
r is probably the vector from the origin to any point on the surface, and sigma is probably the unit vector normal to the surface at that point.
@CliffSedge can you help me please
Been too long since I've done integrals like these. I'll have to refresh my memory first.
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So when it says that \[ \vec{r}\cdot d\vec{\sigma}=0 \] for three of the surfaces, can you see which three this pertains to and why?
why?
when, in general, is a dot product zero?
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