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x=J_y=K z=L
Let Ġ(J, K, L) = < 3cJ² L, eK+d + JL, JKL > for c, d E R. Find c and d that will
★make the curl of Ġ (1, zero, 2) equal to <one, one, two>
then the div of G (1, zero, 2) = seven.

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