Let F [e, e2, e*]and C be the boundary of the surface S: z=x², 0

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Let F= [e, e?, e*]and C be the boundary of the surface S: z=x2, 0sxs2,0sys1. If we use the theorem of Stokes, then we get
O A
SF-dr=(e-1)2
ов.
OC.
JF-dr= e-2e+1
O D. None of these
Transcribed Image Text:Let F= [e, e?, e*]and C be the boundary of the surface S: z=x2, 0sxs2,0sys1. If we use the theorem of Stokes, then we get O A SF-dr=(e-1)2 ов. OC. JF-dr= e-2e+1 O D. None of these
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