Question: Let S be an orientable surface with unit normal n and nonempty boundary ÏS which satisfies the hypotheses of Stokes's Theorem. a) Suppose that F:

Let S be an orientable surface with unit normal n and nonempty boundary ϑS which satisfies the hypotheses of Stokes's Theorem.
a) Suppose that F: S †’ R3{0} is Cl, that Ï‘S is smooth, and that T is the unit tangent vector on Ï‘5 induced by n. If the angle between T(x0) and F(x0) is never obtuse for any x0 ˆˆ Ï‘5, and ˆ«ˆ«S curl F ˆ™ ndσ = 0, prove that T(x0) and F(x0) are orthogonal for all x0 ˆˆ Ï‘S.
b) If Fk,: S R3 are C1 and Fk †’ F uniformly on Ï‘S, prove that
|| curl F - n do. lim curl Fn do =

|| curl F - n do. lim curl Fn do =

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