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hey, I'm not sure whether my answer is correct. The question is: - by applying the divergence theorem to F=(x^2, y^2, z^2) over a sphere of radius R located at (a,b,c); calculate the surface integral. I got that my answer was zero but i'm concerned that it should be otherwise, pleeeease help :)
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that ones outta my league..... for now :)
I forget how to do these problems, but I do recall 0 being a possible and perfectly normal answer so it could be right
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