Use the surface integral in Stokes' Theorem to calculate the rotation of the field F = (y? + z?)i + (x² + y²)j+ (x² +y²)k around curve C which is a square bounded by x = ±1 and y = +1 at xy plane, in a counter clockwise direction. (Hint: n = k)

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Use the surface integral in Stokes' Theorem to calculate the rotation of the field F =
(y? + z?)i + (x² + y²)j + (? + y?)k around curve C which is a square bounded by x = +1
and y = +1 at xy plane, in a counter clockwise direction. (Hint: n = k)
Transcribed Image Text:Use the surface integral in Stokes' Theorem to calculate the rotation of the field F = (y? + z?)i + (x² + y²)j + (? + y?)k around curve C which is a square bounded by x = +1 and y = +1 at xy plane, in a counter clockwise direction. (Hint: n = k)
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