The divergence theorem
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A spherical surface K is given by the equation x^2+y^2+z^2=25
Let S be part of the spherical surface above the plane z=4
calculate the double plane integral over S of F.n where F = y^2-xz, x^2-yz, z^2-xy and n is teh unit vector to the surface S with positive third coordinate.
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