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![SOLVED:Use Stokes' theorem to prove that ∇×(∇ϕ)=0 for any single-valued twicedifferentiable scalar ϕregardless of the coordinate system. SOLVED:Use Stokes' theorem to prove that ∇×(∇ϕ)=0 for any single-valued twicedifferentiable scalar ϕregardless of the coordinate system.](https://cdn.numerade.com/project-universal/previews/997ba485-c140-449a-b317-eddb51752cfb_large.jpg)
SOLVED:Use Stokes' theorem to prove that ∇×(∇ϕ)=0 for any single-valued twicedifferentiable scalar ϕregardless of the coordinate system.
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