In(z – 1) – z +1dz drV1+ (1 – 2)–2A)B)I| ( In(z – 1) – z + 1) dz dr(z - In(z – 1) –- 1) dz dx12D)( In(z – 1) – z + 1) dz dr0. Let F (x, y, z) = y°x i + j + (z - 1) k be avector field and S the surface with equation|z = e +1z = e' + 1 described in the following figure:(0,1).Takingthen the unit normalvector that determines the orientation of SNis N =Il n ||The double integral that allows us toIn 5calculate the flow integral f SF-N dS is:

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