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    20. ffg(at + y? + =)ds, Sis the partortheeylinder x° + y* = 9 between the planes = = and == 2, together withits top and bottom disks, Where Sj is the curved part of the cylinder Ss is the upper disk Sy isthe Lower disk We will use the formula ff feu. 2as = ff for(uoy) ina x ro) dd s 3 Where (u,v) € D ‘The parametric representation of the given cylinder is S1 :(3sin u,3cosu,0) Where u € (0,27) Note that v= z and it is given $ is part of the cylinder between the planes 2=Oand2=2 Therefore, v € (0,2) r=3sinui +3cosuj tuk Therefore ry = 3cosui —3sinuj +0k And r=0i+0j+k i j k r%t)=|Scosu —3sinu 0 0 0 1 ;[3sinu 0|_ , [3cosu 0 3cosu —3sinw i| 0 i | 0 ‘+e 0 0 4, <%= —Ssinui —Scosuj +0k jr, x rp] = ¥3?sin? u + 3° cos?u+ 0 =3 if etyt2 ds = JL (9sin? u + 9cos? u + v*) (3)dA 54 > Note that u € (0, 27) and v € (0,2) 2 poe =sff versa] f 9+? du do D 0 Jo 2 2 ~ on f Oo doom fav + = or (18+ $) ~ 19% 0 o ‘The parametric representation of the Upper disk is Sp: (wsin, we0s u, 2) Where u € (0,2r) and because the radins of the disk is 3; v € (0,3). ui +veosuj +2k Therefore Ty =veosui —vsinuj + And r, =sinui +cosuj +0k i j k cosu —vsinu 0 sinu cosu 0 -vsinu 0 cosu 0 veosu 0) veosu —vsinul +k sinu 0) sinu — cosu ry xr =01+0j tuk |r, Xx] = [Note that v is positive | Note that u € (0, 277) andv € (0,3) 3 pte -/f vaoaa— ff v8 + 4u du dv 1D 0 Jo 3 3 vt . 530 = 20 fv + dvde =a ee eae 0 4 2 Pds= If (v? sin? w+ v? cos? u + 2”) (v) dA D ‘The parametric representation of the Lower disk is S31 (vsinu,v €08 u, 0) Where w € (0,2r) and because the radius of the disk is 8; 0 € (0,3). r=vsinui +vcosuj +0k Therefore ry =veosui —vsinuj +0k And =sinui +cosuj +0k i i k nr. xr ={veosu —vsinu 0 sinw cosa 0 i [esas | piece o, k (Pose —vsinu jcosu 0! 7 | sinu 0} |sinu — cosu | rx 01 4 0j tuk xt) =e Ife a +2 as [ff (v? sin? u + 0 cos? u + 0?) (v) dA a 'D Note that u € (0, 27) and v € (0,3) 3 pts -[feu-ff v* du dv D 0 Jo a 3 a vy 81 =2n [Paw — 20" == 0 4), 2 [ere 5 2 dS — 1240 in St _ tin (a) Use Stokes" Thearem to evaluate |. F + dr, where Fix, y. 2) k eritay + and C is the curve of intersection of the plane x+y +2— Land theeylinder x? + y? = 9, oriemed counterclockwise as viewed from above. C’is the curve along which the cylinder and the plane intersect We have the freedom to choose $ such that its boundary is C. let S be the part of the plane wr + y + 2 = I that isinside the cylinder x? + y? =9 If the surface $ is of the form 2 = g(x,y) and is oriented upwards, We can use Formula ffFeas= ff-P (34) -0(3) +RdA s DB WhereF-Pi+Qj+Rk And D is the projection of the surface on the xy plane. Here we know that $ is part of the plane 2 =1— y Note that, projection of the surface S on the xy plane is the circle with equation 2? + y?=9, 2-0 We need to find curlF IF = Pi+Q)+ kik, curlF = (Ry — Q.)i+ (Pz — Re)j + (Qe — Pye Where Qy is partial derivative of Q with respect to y Given szi tap j +k ‘Therefore, : - curlF = (0— 0)i + (2? — 05+ GP — 0k curlF = 22} + 92h [eae [[oares f[oe-as = ff cay) (-l)+y? dA = [fer dA ae pS - / [ r? rdrdd bn So arp - f f 1 drdo lo do am pty “fal,” 0 4), In polar coordinates, we have Use a computer algebra system to graph the plane (blue) @ + y + 2 = Land the cylinder (red) 2? + y? = 9. The parametric representation of the cylinders (3cos6,3sin0,z) 0<0<27 Note that z can take any value The equation of the plane can be Re-written as 2 =1—a2—y For the points on the cylinder 2 = 1 — 3cos@ — 3sin 0 Therefore, the parametric representation of the intersection between the cylinder and the plane is (3cos0,3sin@,1—3cos9—3sin0) 0<0<20 (Sco, 3sin 0, 1—3e0s0—3sind”) 0S 0 < 20 13, F(a, y.2) ated toast] + ylae +k, Sis the surface of the solid bounded by the planes w+22—4.y—=30—0,y = O.and:=0 Let the vector field y,2) =e 2it+e2*j+yln(x + 1)k and let $ the surface of the solid bounded by the planes « +22 = 4,y = 3,2 = O,y = O.and2=0. To calculate the flux of the vector field through $ we use the Divergence Theorem J [e-s- ]f fowrw Oy where Eis the region bounded by the surface S. Taking the divergence of the given field we obtain: div F = o )+ Ziyine +1) = 222 +0+0= 202 Ox Oy Asthe plane a + 22 — 4 intersects with the x -axis at » — 2, then the coordinates 2, y, z in the region € take the valuesO <2 <4—22,0

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