Let D denote the upper hemi-sphere of radius 10 center the origin. Let E denote the paraboloid z = Let R be the region in space bounded below by the paraboloid E and above by the hemi-sphere D. Let F = (x.x)²x be a velocity field (where x = [x, y, z] is the position vector). Find the flux of the velocity field F out of the boundary of the regiorR. x2 + y2 – 100.

Let D denote the upper hemi-sphere of radius 10 center the origin. Let E denote the paraboloid z = Let R be the region in space bounded below by the paraboloid E and above by the hemi-sphere D. Let F = (x.x)²x be a velocity field (where x = [x, y, z] is the position vector). Find the flux of the velocity field F out of the boundary of the regiorR. x2 + y2 – 100.

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