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Calculate the surface integral of the function in Ex. 1.7, over the bottomof the box. For consistency, let "upward" be the positive direction. Does thesurface integral depend only on the boundary line for this function? What is thetotal flux over the closedsurface of the box (includingthe bottom)? [Note:For theclosedsurface, the positive direction is "outward," and hence "down," for the bottomface.]

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The value of surface integral is 32

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01

Define the surface integral

The surface integral of a vector V through a differential surface da is defined as โˆซv.da. The surface integral of the function v=2xzi+(x+2)j+y(z3-3)k which is defined as . there are six differential surface in a cube as shown in following diagram:

02

 Compute the surface integral of the vector  v at bottom plane

The bottom plane of the cube is xy plane. In xy plane z=0. Thus differential surface is defined as da=dxdyk^

The surface integral of vector vโ†’, in the xy plane is computed as:

โˆซv.da=โˆซโˆซ(2xzi+(x+2)j+y(z3-3)k)(dxdyk)=โˆซ02โˆซ02y(z2-3)dxdy=โˆซ02โˆซ02y(0-3)dxdy=โˆซ02โˆซ02-3ydxdy

Solve further as,

โˆซ(1)v.da=โˆซ02โˆซ02-3ydxdy=โˆซ023ydyโˆซ02dx=32ร—4ร—2=12

03

 Compute the surface integral of the vector v at  plane (i)

The bottom plane of the cube is yz plane. Thus differential surface is defined as da=dydzx^

The surface integral of vector vโ†’, in the yz plane is computed as:

โˆซv.da=โˆซโˆซ(2xzi+(x+2)j+y(z3-3)k)(dydzi)=โˆซ02โˆซ022xzdydz=โˆซ02โˆซ024zdydz

Solve further as,

โˆซv.da=โˆซ02โˆซ024zdydz=aโˆซ02dyโˆซ02zdz=16

04

 Compute the surface integral of the vector v at  plane (ii)

The plane (ii) of the cube is yz plane, where x=0 . Thus differential surface is defined as da=-dydzx^

The surface integral of vector vโ†’, in the yz plane is computed as:

โˆซv.da=โˆซโˆซ(2xzi+(x+2)j+y(z3-3)k)(dydzi)=โˆซ02โˆซ022xzdydz=0

05

 Compute the surface integral of the vector v at  plane (iii)

The plane (iii) of the cube is xz plane , where y=2 . Thus differential surface is defined as da=dxdzj^

The surface integral of vector vโ†’, in the xz plane is computed as:

โˆซv.da=โˆซโˆซ(2xzi+(x+2)j+y(z3-3)k)(dxdzj)=โˆซ02โˆซ02(x+2)dxdz=โˆซ02(x+2)dxโˆซ02dz=12

06

 Compute the surface integral of the vector v at  plane (iv)

The plane (iv) of the cube is xz plane , where y=0 . Thus differential surface is defined as da=-dxdzj^

The surface integral of vector vโ†’, in the xz plane is computed as:

โˆซv.da=โˆซโˆซ(2xzi+(x+2)j+y(z3-3)k)(-dxdzj)=-โˆซ02โˆซ02(x+2)dxdz=-โˆซ02(x+2)dxโˆซ02dz=-12

07

 Compute the surface integral of the vector  v at  plane (v)

The plane (v) of the cube is xy plane , where z=2. Thus differential surface is defined as da=-dxdyk^

The surface integral of vector vโ†’, in the xy plane is computed as:

โˆซv.da=โˆซโˆซ(2xzi+(x+2)j+y(z3-3)k)(-dxdzk)=โˆซ02โˆซ02y(x+2)dxdy=โˆซ02y(22-3)dxdy=โˆซ02โˆซ02ydxdy

Solve further as,

โˆซv.da=โˆซ02ydyโˆซ02dx=y22022-0=4

Thus the net value of surface integral through the box is the sum of the surface integral of vector v through its open surfces, as follows:

โˆ‘โˆซ6facesvdl=16+0+12-12+4+12=32

Thus the value of surface integral is 32.

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