only handwritten please no mathgpt or AI please 1. Verify the divergence theorem for:(a) = 4ri - 2y2j+z2k in the cylindrical region r² + y² = 4 bounded below by the ry plane and aboveby the plane z 3.=(b) = zi− y) + zk in the spherical region r² + y² + 2² = 1.(c) F = zi - 2y² + rk over the region bounded by the paraboloid z = 4-2-y² and the zy plane.==

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