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Multivariable Calculus: Stokes Theorem

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Calculate the flux of $F=(x+3y^5, y+10xz, z-xy),$ $ S$ the closed hemisphere bounded by $x^2+y^2+z^2=1, z\ge0$.

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Multivariable Calculus: Stokes Theorem

Limit of given 3 variable function

My Generalized Mean Value Theorem

How do I show that partial derivatives are continuous?

Does the following definition of "approach independent" derivative of a vector valued function $f$ implies the continuity of $f$?

Solving $\iint _D \frac{y}{x^5 + 1} dA$

Carmo Curves and Surfaces, $f:V \subset S \to R$ no-where zero differentiable allows easier computation of curvature.

Show that these circles are linked (their linking number is $\pm 1$)

Short Proof of the Divergence Theorem

Prove or disprove (local minimum of a two variable function)

$\frac{\partial}{\partial_j}$ is a basis of the tangent space

Taking derivative of a differential equation

the definition of continuity from a single to multi variable case

Suppose $F$ satisfies $div F = 0$ and $curl F=0$ on all of $R^3$. Show that we can write Find $F= \nabla f$, where $ \nabla^2 f=0$

Calculate the flux of $F=(x+3y^5, y+10xz, z-xy),$ $ S$ the closed hemisphere bounded by $x^2+y^2+z^2=1, z\ge0$.

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