Show that G(z, y, 2) = (3y? +,2z6.xy +AV -2x, x, Y, z > 0 is conservativeу,22(a) without using any potential function for G;(b) by finding all potential functions for G.

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2 6.xy + 2z how that G(r, y, 2) = (3y? + ( 3y2 + 2x , x, y, z > 0 is conservative %3D 22 a) without using any potential function for G; b) by finding all potential functions for G.