1. For the scalar field 0 = x3 + 2xy in the domain ABC below, calculate the gradient field and thenverify the divergence theorem.C (0, 2)A (-1, 0)В (3, 0)

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1. For the scalar field 0 = x3 + 2xy in the domain ABC below, calculate the gradient field and then verify the divergence theorem. C (0, 2) A (-1, 0) В (3, 0)