Let S be the part of the cylinder x2 + y? = 16 lying between the planes z = 1 and z = -1. Let F be a vector field for which curl(F) = (4x, 4y, – 8z). 1. Let 7(u, v) = (4 cos (u), 4 sin (u), v) be a parameterization of S, where 0
Let S be the part of the cylinder x2 + y? = 16 lying between the planes z = 1 and z = -1. Let F be a vector field for which curl(F) = (4x, 4y, – 8z). 1. Let 7(u, v) = (4 cos (u), 4 sin (u), v) be a parameterization of S, where 0
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Transcribed Image Text:Let S be the part of the cylinder x² + y?
field for which curl(F) = (4x, 4y, – 82).
16 lying between the planes z =1 and z = -1. Let F be a vector
1. Let 7 (u, v) = (4 cos (u), 4 sin (u), v) be a parameterization of S, where 0 < u < 27, -1< v<1. For
this parameterization, what is r × r,?
О(а) (-4 сos (u), 4sin (u), 0)
О (b) (—4 sin (u), 4 cos (u), 0)
О (() (4 сos (u), 4 sin (u), 1)
(d) (4 сos (u), 4 sin (u), 0)
2. Evaluate , curl(F) · ñ dS, where S is oriented with outward pointing normals.
O (a) 1+64T
(b) —4т
O (c) 47
O (d) 647
3. Let C1 denote the top boundary component of S and C2 denote its bottom boundary component (that is,
its intersections with the planes z= 1 and z = -1 respectively), both oriented counterclockwise when looking
down from (0,0, 100).
Suppose Ja F . dr = 136. What is fa F · dř?
C2
Sa F - dř=
number (3 significant figures)
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