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Differential Geometry (2) Find the exterior derivative of the 2-form ψ = x2y3 zdx∧dy and evaluate...

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(2) Find the exterior derivative of the 2-form ψ = x2y3 zdx∧dy and evaluate it at (3, 4, −2)(−2, 5, 6)

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