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Mathmatics Riw Polm Rholog 6. Vcto and Tnso Thoms (continud) Libnit Rul fo diffntiating intgals J dj β ( α ( d d β ( α ( β ( α ( d aiabl limits f (, dβ dα d f ( β, f ( α, t on dimnsion, aiabl limits Faith A. Moison, Michigan Tch U. Mathmatics Riw Polm Rholog 6. Vcto and Tnso Thoms (continud) Libnit Rul fo diffntiating intgals J dj V ( d,, dv V ( V (,, dv f (,,, dv t S ( f ( n ) sufac ds th dimnsions, aiabl limits locit of th sufac lmnt ds Faith A. Moison, Michigan Tch U. 6

Mathmatics Riw Polm Rholog 6. Vcto and Tnso Thoms (continud) Substantial Diati Consid a function,, f tim at of chang of f along a chosn path f t t f d t d f f d t -componnt of locit along that path t d f f d t t d f t Whn th chosn path is th path of a fluid paticl, thn ths a th componnts of th paticl locitis. Faith A. Moison, Michigan Tch U. Mathmatics Riw Polm Rholog 6. Vcto and Tnso Thoms (continud) Substantial Diati Whn th chosn path is th path of a fluid paticl, thn th spac diatis a th componnts of th paticl locitis. along a paticl path f t f d f t t f f t d f f t t d f t f t along a paticl path Df Dt f t f Substantial Diati Faith A. Moison, Michigan Tch U. 7