Problem: Use either Stokes' theorem or the divergence theorem to evaluate the following integral in the easiest possible way. SSV x V)n do over any surface whose bounding curve is in the (y, z) plane, where V = (x² - 2yz) + (3xy - x²) + (3xy — z) k. - (4.1)

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Use either Stokes' theorem or the divergence theorem to evaluate the following
integral in the easiest possible way.
SSV x V)ndo over any surface whose bounding curve is in the (y, z) plane, where
(x² – 2yz)i + (3xy - x²) ĵ + (3xy - z) k.
(4.1)
V =
Transcribed Image Text:Problem: Use either Stokes' theorem or the divergence theorem to evaluate the following integral in the easiest possible way. SSV x V)ndo over any surface whose bounding curve is in the (y, z) plane, where (x² – 2yz)i + (3xy - x²) ĵ + (3xy - z) k. (4.1) V =
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