3) Let S be a portion of the surface 3z = 12 – 6x – 3y in the first octant. Suppose that S is oriented downward. (i) Sketch the surface S on the xyz-plane. (ii) Then calculate the flux of the vector field F = –2i – 2 j across the surface S.

3) Let S be a portion of the surface 3z = 12 – 6x – 3y in the first octant. Suppose that S is oriented downward. (i) Sketch the surface S on the xyz-plane. (ii) Then calculate the flux of the vector field F = –2i – 2 j across the surface S.

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