I got stuck in this question. Can you help me out ? Which rector fieldS are not conservative?O FG,y)= < x2 -yx,y² -xyO FC x,y)= <2xezy t x?ye*y, x'e*y +2y>F(x,y)=(3x² - 4 y4y²-2x>OF(x4,2)=O B,Co A,C, and E= <4xe², cos Cy2, 2x2 ez>and D

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Which rec tor lield s are not conservative %3D O F(ay)= (3x² - 4 y 4y=-2x> r.

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