Question: Compute the flux integral S vec ( F ) * d v e c ( A ) in two ways, directly and using the Divergence

Compute the flux integral Svec(F)*dvec(A) in two ways, directly and using the Divergence Theorem. S is the surface of the box with faces x=3,x=6,y=0,y=2,z=0,z=3, closed and oriented outward, and vec(F)=3x2vec(i)+y2vec(j)+4z2vec(k).
Next, calculating directly, we have Svec(F)*dvec(A)=(the sum of the flux through each of the six faces of the box). Calculating the flux through each face separately, we have:
On y=2,Svec(F)*dvec(A)=abcddzdx= where a=2 and where a=0,b=c=2,
d=.
On x=3,Svec(F)*dvec(A)=abcd2,dzdy=2 where a=0,b=2,c= and d=
,b=
d=.
On y=0,Svec(F)*dvec(A)=abcddzdx= where a=2
q, and d=
,b=,c= and
On z=3,Svec(F)*dvec(A)=abcddydx= where a=2,b=
,c= and d= And on z=0,Svec(F)*dvec(A)=abcddydx= where a=,b=,c= and d=
Thus, summing these, we have Svec(F)*dvec(A)==
Compute the flux integral S vec ( F ) * d v e c (

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