Use Stoke's theorem to evaluate the integralcurl F dSwhere S is the surface given by2 = e- 1, z > 0, oriented upwardsandF (x, y, z) = yi + ze*´j

The stoke's theorem states that ∫∫S∇×F·dS=∫CF·dr, where C is the boundary of the surface S. Consider…

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Chapter11: Topics From Analytic Geometry

Section11.4: Plane Curves And Parametric Equations

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Use Stoke's theorem to evaluate the integral [[ curl where S is the surface given by and 2 = 64-x²-y curl F. dS 1, z 20, oriented upwards F(x, y, z)= yi+ze² j