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Prove Gauss's Theorem for vector field F= xi +2j + z2k, in the region bounded by...
Prove Gauss's Theorem for vector field F= xi +2j + z2k, in the region bounded by planes z=0, z=4, x=0, y=0 and x2+y2=4 in the first octant
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