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Classical Mechanics problem: Show that F is conservative and find a scalar potential U such that...

Classical Mechanics problem:

Show that F is conservative and find a scalar potential U such that F = −∇U

F = y2z sinh(2xz)i + y cosh(2xz)j + y2x sinh(2xz)k

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