Calculus 3: Divergence and Curl (25 of 50) Identity 1: DIV(F+G)=DIV(F)+DIV(G)

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In this video I will illustrate Identity 1: DIV(F+G)=DIV(F)+DIV(G).

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How der/der z ( y+2z) = only 2 is the y ?

noobmax
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Late comment but anyway isnt it very easy way to remember that div and curl, like all differentiation operators are linear?

sschmachtel
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why you wrote specific value for f and g vector

sahilbashirrather