Discussion
The unit vectors of the cylindrical and spherical systems differ from the Cartesian ones in that they
Answer: C
The radial unit vector points away from the axis or origin, so it points differently at different places. This is why they cannot simply be moved outside a derivative or an integral, and why gradient, divergence and curl take different forms in each system.
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