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Let Let   where     ,   is oriented with normal pointing to the origin, and   is oriented in the opposite direction. Let   be the vector field   . Compute  where Let   where     ,   is oriented with normal pointing to the origin, and   is oriented in the opposite direction. Let   be the vector field   . Compute  Let   where     ,   is oriented with normal pointing to the origin, and   is oriented in the opposite direction. Let   be the vector field   . Compute  , Let   where     ,   is oriented with normal pointing to the origin, and   is oriented in the opposite direction. Let   be the vector field   . Compute  is oriented with normal pointing to the origin, and Let   where     ,   is oriented with normal pointing to the origin, and   is oriented in the opposite direction. Let   be the vector field   . Compute  is oriented in the opposite direction.
Let Let   where     ,   is oriented with normal pointing to the origin, and   is oriented in the opposite direction. Let   be the vector field   . Compute  be the vector field Let   where     ,   is oriented with normal pointing to the origin, and   is oriented in the opposite direction. Let   be the vector field   . Compute  . Compute Let   where     ,   is oriented with normal pointing to the origin, and   is oriented in the opposite direction. Let   be the vector field   . Compute


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