ANSWER QUESTION 2 PLEASE. Question 1Let S be the surface that is the part of the plane x + y + z =the first octant. Find a parametrization for S of the form r (x, y), where(x, y) ER and R is a suitable triangle in the xy-plane.3 lying inQuestion 2Hence evaluate the scalar surface integral.x do.S

(2) The given surface is S: x+y+z=3 in the first quadrant. We have to find ∬Sx dσ

Answered: Question 2 Hence evaluate the scalar…

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Question 2 Hence evaluate the scalar surface integral. x do.