Let F(x, y) = (4 cos(y), 2 sin(y)). Compute the flux $ F - n ds of F across the boundary of the rectangle 0< x < 5,0 < y < using the vector form of Green's Theorem. (Use symbolic notation and fractions where needed.) nds = Incorrect

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Let F(x, y) = (4 cos(y), 2 sin(y)). Compute the flux f F - nds of F across the boundary of the rectangle
0 < x< 5,0 < y <5 using the vector form of Green's Theorem.
(Use symbolic notation and fractions where needed.)
F.nds =
Incorrect
Transcribed Image Text:Let F(x, y) = (4 cos(y), 2 sin(y)). Compute the flux f F - nds of F across the boundary of the rectangle 0 < x< 5,0 < y <5 using the vector form of Green's Theorem. (Use symbolic notation and fractions where needed.) F.nds = Incorrect
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