Elena G.

asked • 06/08/23

Math needed help.

If F (x,y,z)=tan z i +(x+z)j+xsiny k and σ is the portion of the cylinder z=9-x2-y2 above the xy-plane oriented so that the unit normal vector n points to the outside of the cylinder, use Stoke's theorem to evaluate ∫∫σ(x F) • n dS.

Roger R.

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The vector field is not even defined at all points. For z = π/2, tan(z) does not exist!
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06/08/23

Jonathan T.

z=9-x^2-y^2 is not a cylinder. Please clarify this with your professor and get back to me. I made a proper video on your other question -- WyzAnt has not approved it yet but you will love it. I can do this one too but we need to make sure we have the correct data as z=9-x^2-y^2 is a paraboloid not a cylinder. A cylinder is a circle in 2D E.g. x^2+y^2=r^2 would be a cylinder—an interesting mistake in the movie Interstellar when they say a circle in 3D is a sphere when it is actually a cylinder. A circle rotated about an axis would become a sphere but plotted it would be a cylinder lol. Anyway, let me know on that and I will make a video and you will see the other Stokes' video soon enough.
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08/28/23

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