Verify the Stokes's Theorem for the calculation of the work done by the vectorfield:F = (z, y², x2)along the contour of the surface defined as:S == {(r, y, z) E R* : a² + y° + z? = 1,x > 0; y 2 0; z > 0}

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Chapter9: Vectors In Two And Three Dimensions

Section9.6: Equations Of Lines And Planes

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Verify the Stokes's Theorem for the calculation of the work done by the vector field: F = (r, y², xz) along the contour of the surface defined as: S == {(x, y, z) E R* : a² + y² + z² = 1, x > 0; y 2 0; z 2 0}