Physics · Electromagnetic Theory - Vector Calculus
If a vector field is given by kr2 r̂, where r̂ is the unit vector in the radial direction and k is a constant, then the divergence of the vector field (∇ · A) is:
- 1A non-zero finite constant everywhere
- 2Zero everywhere including the origin
- 3Infinite everywhere
- 4Zero everywhere except at the origin✓
Correct answer
Zero everywhere except at the origin
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