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OpenStudy (dan815):

help with this super long integration!! stokes theorem

OpenStudy (dan815):

OpenStudy (dan815):

help mee get this some how i tried using divergence theorem too the integral still looks ugly

OpenStudy (dan815):

can you input this integral in some program you can use, i tried wolfram. too big for it, or the computation takes too long it wants me to pay up

OpenStudy (abb0t):

curl \(\overrightarrow{F}\) = \(<-3xyz^2, -2xz^4 + x + 2yz, yz^3 - z^2>\) and since your surface, Since S is a closed surface, that means divergence thrm. \(\int \int s~curl\overrightarrow{F}\cdot dS\) \(\int \int s~<-3xyz^2, -2xz^4 + x + 2yz, yz^3 - z^2> dS\) \(\int \int \int div~<-3xyz^2, -2xz^4 + x + 2yz, yz^3 - z^2> dV\)essentually, equal 0 and by the (div(\(curl~ \overrightarrow{F})\)= 0 identidy, you dont need to go further

OpenStudy (dan815):

what are you doing xD

OpenStudy (dan815):

but this isnt div X curl F you either do the stokes by double int curl F . n ds or triple intdiv F dv

OpenStudy (dan815):

both of which are just not simplifying for me, or maybe im just failing to see a nice way to simplify

OpenStudy (abb0t):

i used divergence theorem triple integral.

OpenStudy (dan815):

okayy soo how u get 0 lol

OpenStudy (dan815):

u cant do div curl F u gotta just do div F dv

OpenStudy (dan815):

yess i know this stuff

OpenStudy (dan815):

im not having trouble with concept just the integration is a b***CH

OpenStudy (dan815):

dbl integral (6sinxcosy) (6sinxsiny) (6cosx+1)^2, (6sinxcosy)+2 (6sinxsiny) (6cosx+1)-2 (6sinxcosy) (6cosx+1)^4, -7-(6cosx+1)^2+(6sinxsiny) (6cosx+1)^3} dot (36*sin^2xcosy,36sin^2xsiny,-72sinxcosx) this for dxdy over 0<x<pi/2, 0<y<2pi

OpenStudy (abb0t):

i used MATLAB.

OpenStudy (dan815):

i got this for the top half of the hemisphere

OpenStudy (abb0t):

since it closed surface. u can use div thm

OpenStudy (dan815):

i know the divergence theorm has these sin^2 xs i dunno how to simplify it

OpenStudy (abb0t):

\(\int \int \int [-3yz^2 + 2z + (3yz^2 - 2z)] dV\)

OpenStudy (abb0t):

I did not parametrize if that is what you're doing.

OpenStudy (dan815):

where are you getting that formula from this is divergence isnt it

OpenStudy (dan815):

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