hat's the flux of the vector field F(x,y,z) = (e^-y) i - (y) j + (x sinz) k across σ with outward orientation where σ is the portion of the elliptic cylinder r(u,v) = (2cos v) i + (sin v) j + (u) k with 0 ≤ u ≤ 5, 0 ≤ v ≤ 2pi????

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hat's the flux of the vector field F(x,y,z) = (e^-y) i - (y) j + (x sinz) k across σ with outward orientation where σ is the portion of the elliptic cylinder r(u,v) = (2cos v) i + (sin v) j + (u) k with 0 ≤ u ≤ 5, 0 ≤ v ≤ 2pi???? 

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anonymous · Answer

whats*

perl · Answer

how did you go from factoring to this?

anonymous · Answer

im doing both and this the question im being asked

perl · Answer

youre doing algebra and multivariable calculus?

anonymous · Answer

yes

perl · Answer

this one is challenging :)

anonymous · Answer

I know

perl · Answer

do you know what a vector field is*

anonymous · Answer

every point in the subset

perl · Answer

ok lets see, whats the derivative of x^2

perl · Answer

im trying to get an idea of what you know, then i can start from there

anonymous · Answer

Ok then its 1/2

perl · Answer

the derivative of x^2 is 2x

anonymous · Answer

How is it 2x explain please

perl · Answer

ok one moment. 
I'm wondering,  how did you end up taking multivariable calculus and algebra at the same time? to do multivariable calculus you need algebra 2, then pre-calculus, then calculus 1,2, (well i guess you can skip pre-calc)

perl · Answer

you can skip algebra 1, and go to algebra 2. algebra 2 covers algebra 1. or better yet , take college algebra , thats a good start

anonymous · Answer

i did algebra 2 and pre calc and i did bussiness math too

perl · Answer

you need to know derivatives (and integrals) to find the flux of a vector field

perl · Answer

ok so the algebra is just a refresher

anonymous · Answer

yes

perl · Answer

ok, and is this an online class?

perl · Answer

im going to work on your question, ill be back later . i have to read my calculus book ,

anonymous · Answer

okay

perl · Answer

are these multiple choice questions?

perl · Answer

do you have the multiple choice answers (that will help me)

anonymous · Answer

No this isnt multiple choice

perl · Answer

aww, its going to be harder :)

perl · Answer

im also watching khanacademy videos on this, so i think i will be able to answer it soon

anonymous · Answer

Okay No worries Ill be here

anonymous · Answer

is it an electromagnetics problem

anonymous · Answer

No i dont think so

anonymous · Answer

this question is too hard i quit

anonymous · Answer

i'll come up with an answer later

anonymous · Answer

to solve this first u need to learn how to double or triple integrate plus how to find the gradient of a vector !
and also must know about divergence theorem and Gauss's law for flux.
so I guess u better to take a complete course of multivariable calculus.
:)

anonymous · Answer

I can recommend a book :University Calculus by George B. Thomas
Which in my opinion is the best book for calculus of all time !
BTW I can give u the pdf version

anonymous · Answer

Yeah can i have the pdf version thank you

anonymous · Answer

@avrillavigne

anonymous · Answer

I need ur email address for that !
I can't attach the file here.
send me an email I will respond as soon as I can :padariam@gmail.com