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The velocity vector of a fluid is v=⟨x/z,y/z,0⟩ and it passes through a Cube C defined by 1≤x≤4,2≤y≤5,1≤z≤4. Let S be the boundary of this cube and calculate the flow rate of the fluid across S.
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