Problem #9: Consider the surface, S, given by the portion of the parabaloid z = 5-3x²-8y² above the xy-plane (where : >0). A flow field is given by F=<4y, 6x, 5xy>. Which of the following integrals gives the flux across the surfaceS?(A) S (5-34²-8y²)√/1 + 9x² +64y² d5 (B) ff (4y + 6x)√](D) √1+36x² + 256y² dS (E)) ਨੂੰ 64,78√1+9x² + 64y(G)dS (H)125xyV1 + 36x² + 256y²zdS (F) ff√560 √/1 + 36x²-112+ y² dS (C) f√1+√1+ 16x²+36y2 S+36x² +256y²dS4y +6x + 5xy√1+ 6x² + 16y² S

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