Compute the flux of the vector field F =< r(2 + sin 0), r sin ở cos 8, 3z > through the surface S where S is the surface bounded by r= 2, z = 0, z = 5 in the first octant. Round off answer to 2 decimal places. NOTE: if answer is Spi, write 15.71 O 20pi O Spi O none of these above O 25pl O 30pi

Compute the flux of the vector field F =< r(2 + sin 0), r sin ở cos 8, 3z > through the surface S where S is the surface bounded by r= 2, z = 0, z = 5 in the first octant. Round off answer to 2 decimal places. NOTE: if answer is Spi, write 15.71 O 20pi O Spi O none of these above O 25pl O 30pi

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