Let S be the surface parametrized by R (u, v) =< u, uv, uv

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Let S be the surface parametrized by
R (u, v) =< u, uv,
uv?
>,
0 <u < 2, 0sus 3.
Let F = (y, z, x) (Note the order!) Calculate the flux integral F.dš.
(Hint: Stokes' Theorem does not apply: you must calculate the surface integral directly.)
Transcribed Image Text:Let S be the surface parametrized by R (u, v) =< u, uv, uv? >, 0 <u < 2, 0sus 3. Let F = (y, z, x) (Note the order!) Calculate the flux integral F.dš. (Hint: Stokes' Theorem does not apply: you must calculate the surface integral directly.)
For the surface S in problem #8 above, give the tangent plane at the point R (1, 3).
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Transcribed Image Text:For the surface S in problem #8 above, give the tangent plane at the point R (1, 3). Edit View Insert Format Tools Table
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