Exam 18: Differential Forms and Exterior Calculus

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Let  Let   = 2dx + 5dy,  = -dx + 7dy and  \theta  = -3dx + c dy be 1-forms on   . Find the real number c such that        =     \theta . = 2dx + 5dy,  Let   = 2dx + 5dy,  = -dx + 7dy and  \theta  = -3dx + c dy be 1-forms on   . Find the real number c such that        =     \theta . = -dx + 7dy and θ\theta = -3dx + c dy be 1-forms on  Let   = 2dx + 5dy,  = -dx + 7dy and  \theta  = -3dx + c dy be 1-forms on   . Find the real number c such that        =     \theta . . Find the real number c such that 11ee7bbb_18dc_373c_ae82_e55d2b6d55c1_TB9661_11  Let   = 2dx + 5dy,  = -dx + 7dy and  \theta  = -3dx + c dy be 1-forms on   . Find the real number c such that        =     \theta . 11ee7bbb_3770_208d_ae82_59bc8eff822f_TB9661_11 = 11ee7bbb_18dc_373c_ae82_e55d2b6d55c1_TB9661_11 11ee7bba_a357_125b_ae82_afb9ee65da13_TB9661_11 θ\theta .

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Let the differential 2-form Let the differential 2-form    = (3   + 2xy + 6   )dx  dy be defined in a star-like domain   .  (a) Is   closed? (b) Is   exact on D? If so, find a differential 1-form    such that   = d  . = (3 Let the differential 2-form    = (3   + 2xy + 6   )dx  dy be defined in a star-like domain   .  (a) Is   closed? (b) Is   exact on D? If so, find a differential 1-form    such that   = d  . + 2xy + 6 Let the differential 2-form    = (3   + 2xy + 6   )dx  dy be defined in a star-like domain   .  (a) Is   closed? (b) Is   exact on D? If so, find a differential 1-form    such that   = d  . )dxLet the differential 2-form    = (3   + 2xy + 6   )dx  dy be defined in a star-like domain   .  (a) Is   closed? (b) Is   exact on D? If so, find a differential 1-form    such that   = d  . dy be defined in a star-like domain Let the differential 2-form    = (3   + 2xy + 6   )dx  dy be defined in a star-like domain   .  (a) Is   closed? (b) Is   exact on D? If so, find a differential 1-form    such that   = d  . . (a) Is 11ee7bc9_5715_4a9c_ae82_31f72d013c41_TB9661_11 closed? (b) Is 11ee7bc9_5715_4a9c_ae82_31f72d013c41_TB9661_11 exact on D? If so, find a differential 1-form Let the differential 2-form    = (3   + 2xy + 6   )dx  dy be defined in a star-like domain   .  (a) Is   closed? (b) Is   exact on D? If so, find a differential 1-form    such that   = d  . such that 11ee7bc9_5715_4a9c_ae82_31f72d013c41_TB9661_11 = d11ee7bc9_84dc_f4fe_ae82_1b41b7d4ea2f_TB9661_11 .

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Find Find   d   (x), where M is the 2-manifold in   given parametrically by   ,   sin(2   ), 3   ) for 0 ≤   ≤ 1, 0 ≤   ≤ 1. d Find   d   (x), where M is the 2-manifold in   given parametrically by   ,   sin(2   ), 3   ) for 0 ≤   ≤ 1, 0 ≤   ≤ 1. (x), where M is the 2-manifold in Find   d   (x), where M is the 2-manifold in   given parametrically by   ,   sin(2   ), 3   ) for 0 ≤   ≤ 1, 0 ≤   ≤ 1. given parametrically by Find   d   (x), where M is the 2-manifold in   given parametrically by   ,   sin(2   ), 3   ) for 0 ≤   ≤ 1, 0 ≤   ≤ 1. , Find   d   (x), where M is the 2-manifold in   given parametrically by   ,   sin(2   ), 3   ) for 0 ≤   ≤ 1, 0 ≤   ≤ 1. sin(2 Find   d   (x), where M is the 2-manifold in   given parametrically by   ,   sin(2   ), 3   ) for 0 ≤   ≤ 1, 0 ≤   ≤ 1. ), 3 Find   d   (x), where M is the 2-manifold in   given parametrically by   ,   sin(2   ), 3   ) for 0 ≤   ≤ 1, 0 ≤   ≤ 1. ) for 0 ≤ Find   d   (x), where M is the 2-manifold in   given parametrically by   ,   sin(2   ), 3   ) for 0 ≤   ≤ 1, 0 ≤   ≤ 1. ≤ 1, 0 ≤ Find   d   (x), where M is the 2-manifold in   given parametrically by   ,   sin(2   ), 3   ) for 0 ≤   ≤ 1, 0 ≤   ≤ 1. ≤ 1.

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Let M be the smooth 2-manifold  Let M be the smooth 2-manifold   , x = p( \theta ,   ) = (cos( \theta )sin(   ), sin( \theta )sin(  ), cos(  ),0  \le\theta   \le  2 \pi , and let   be a parametrization for M. If M is oriented by the differential 2-form    = zdx  dy, determine whether the parametrization p is orientation preserving or orientation reversing for M. , x = p( θ\theta ,  Let M be the smooth 2-manifold   , x = p( \theta ,   ) = (cos( \theta )sin(   ), sin( \theta )sin(  ), cos(  ),0  \le\theta   \le  2 \pi , and let   be a parametrization for M. If M is oriented by the differential 2-form    = zdx  dy, determine whether the parametrization p is orientation preserving or orientation reversing for M. ) = (cos( θ\theta )sin(11ee7bce_0cad_3050_ae82_0fc996929baa_TB9661_11 ), sin( θ\theta )sin(11ee7bce_0cad_3050_ae82_0fc996929baa_TB9661_11 ), cos(11ee7bce_0cad_3050_ae82_0fc996929baa_TB9661_11 ),0 \leθ\theta \le 2 π\pi , and let  Let M be the smooth 2-manifold   , x = p( \theta ,   ) = (cos( \theta )sin(   ), sin( \theta )sin(  ), cos(  ),0  \le\theta   \le  2 \pi , and let   be a parametrization for M. If M is oriented by the differential 2-form    = zdx  dy, determine whether the parametrization p is orientation preserving or orientation reversing for M. be a parametrization for M. If M is oriented by the differential 2-form  Let M be the smooth 2-manifold   , x = p( \theta ,   ) = (cos( \theta )sin(   ), sin( \theta )sin(  ), cos(  ),0  \le\theta   \le  2 \pi , and let   be a parametrization for M. If M is oriented by the differential 2-form    = zdx  dy, determine whether the parametrization p is orientation preserving or orientation reversing for M. = zdx Let M be the smooth 2-manifold   , x = p( \theta ,   ) = (cos( \theta )sin(   ), sin( \theta )sin(  ), cos(  ),0  \le\theta   \le  2 \pi , and let   be a parametrization for M. If M is oriented by the differential 2-form    = zdx  dy, determine whether the parametrization p is orientation preserving or orientation reversing for M. dy, determine whether the parametrization p is orientation preserving or orientation reversing for M.

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Which of the following is an antiderivative of Which of the following is an antiderivative of   (3x + 4xy) dx  dy? (3x + 4xy) dxWhich of the following is an antiderivative of   (3x + 4xy) dx  dy? dy?

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Let F(x, y) and G(x, y) be differential 0-forms on a domain D in Let F(x, y) and G(x, y) be differential 0-forms on a domain D in   . Prove that(dF)∧(dG) =   dx∧dy. . Prove that(dF)∧(dG) = Let F(x, y) and G(x, y) be differential 0-forms on a domain D in   . Prove that(dF)∧(dG) =   dx∧dy. dx∧dy.

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Find the dimension of Find the dimension of   (   ). ( Find the dimension of   (   ). ).

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Let Ω be the differential 3-form   Let Ω be the differential 3-form     be the 4-dimensional ball of radius α in R<sup>4</sup> ; that is     (a) Use the generalized Stokes's Theorem to evaluate     (b) Use part (a) to find the 4-volume of the ball. Hint: You may use symmetry and the transformation  ,  .    be the 4-dimensional ball of radius α in R4 ; that is   Let Ω be the differential 3-form     be the 4-dimensional ball of radius α in R<sup>4</sup> ; that is     (a) Use the generalized Stokes's Theorem to evaluate     (b) Use part (a) to find the 4-volume of the ball. Hint: You may use symmetry and the transformation  ,  .    (a) Use the generalized Stokes's Theorem to evaluate   Let Ω be the differential 3-form     be the 4-dimensional ball of radius α in R<sup>4</sup> ; that is     (a) Use the generalized Stokes's Theorem to evaluate     (b) Use part (a) to find the 4-volume of the ball. Hint: You may use symmetry and the transformation  ,  .    (b) Use part (a) to find the 4-volume of the ball. Hint: You may use symmetry and the transformation , .   Let Ω be the differential 3-form     be the 4-dimensional ball of radius α in R<sup>4</sup> ; that is     (a) Use the generalized Stokes's Theorem to evaluate     (b) Use part (a) to find the 4-volume of the ball. Hint: You may use symmetry and the transformation  ,  .

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Let g(x) be a differential 0-form on a domain D in Let g(x) be a differential 0-form on a domain D in   . If dg(x) =   (x) dx+   (x) dy +   (x) dz, then the vector field   (x) i +   (x) j +   (x) k is equal to . If dg(x) = Let g(x) be a differential 0-form on a domain D in   . If dg(x) =   (x) dx+   (x) dy +   (x) dz, then the vector field   (x) i +   (x) j +   (x) k is equal to (x) dx+ Let g(x) be a differential 0-form on a domain D in   . If dg(x) =   (x) dx+   (x) dy +   (x) dz, then the vector field   (x) i +   (x) j +   (x) k is equal to (x) dy + Let g(x) be a differential 0-form on a domain D in   . If dg(x) =   (x) dx+   (x) dy +   (x) dz, then the vector field   (x) i +   (x) j +   (x) k is equal to (x) dz, then the vector field Let g(x) be a differential 0-form on a domain D in   . If dg(x) =   (x) dx+   (x) dy +   (x) dz, then the vector field   (x) i +   (x) j +   (x) k is equal to (x) i + Let g(x) be a differential 0-form on a domain D in   . If dg(x) =   (x) dx+   (x) dy +   (x) dz, then the vector field   (x) i +   (x) j +   (x) k is equal to (x) j + Let g(x) be a differential 0-form on a domain D in   . If dg(x) =   (x) dx+   (x) dy +   (x) dz, then the vector field   (x) i +   (x) j +   (x) k is equal to (x) k is equal to

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You probably know by now that a differential k-form k \ge 1 on a domain D  You probably know by now that a differential k-form k  \ge  1 on a domain D     is very similar to a vector field on D, and hence a correspondence between the two may be established.For instance, we may set a correspondence between the 1-form   dx +   dy +   dz and the vector field F =   i +   j +   k. Using this setup, find the vector differential identity corresponding to the fact   for any differential 0-form g on a domain D in   .  You probably know by now that a differential k-form k  \ge  1 on a domain D     is very similar to a vector field on D, and hence a correspondence between the two may be established.For instance, we may set a correspondence between the 1-form   dx +   dy +   dz and the vector field F =   i +   j +   k. Using this setup, find the vector differential identity corresponding to the fact   for any differential 0-form g on a domain D in   . is very similar to a vector field on D, and hence a correspondence between the two may be established.For instance, we may set a correspondence between the 1-form  You probably know by now that a differential k-form k  \ge  1 on a domain D     is very similar to a vector field on D, and hence a correspondence between the two may be established.For instance, we may set a correspondence between the 1-form   dx +   dy +   dz and the vector field F =   i +   j +   k. Using this setup, find the vector differential identity corresponding to the fact   for any differential 0-form g on a domain D in   . dx +  You probably know by now that a differential k-form k  \ge  1 on a domain D     is very similar to a vector field on D, and hence a correspondence between the two may be established.For instance, we may set a correspondence between the 1-form   dx +   dy +   dz and the vector field F =   i +   j +   k. Using this setup, find the vector differential identity corresponding to the fact   for any differential 0-form g on a domain D in   . dy +  You probably know by now that a differential k-form k  \ge  1 on a domain D     is very similar to a vector field on D, and hence a correspondence between the two may be established.For instance, we may set a correspondence between the 1-form   dx +   dy +   dz and the vector field F =   i +   j +   k. Using this setup, find the vector differential identity corresponding to the fact   for any differential 0-form g on a domain D in   . dz and the vector field F =  You probably know by now that a differential k-form k  \ge  1 on a domain D     is very similar to a vector field on D, and hence a correspondence between the two may be established.For instance, we may set a correspondence between the 1-form   dx +   dy +   dz and the vector field F =   i +   j +   k. Using this setup, find the vector differential identity corresponding to the fact   for any differential 0-form g on a domain D in   . i +  You probably know by now that a differential k-form k  \ge  1 on a domain D     is very similar to a vector field on D, and hence a correspondence between the two may be established.For instance, we may set a correspondence between the 1-form   dx +   dy +   dz and the vector field F =   i +   j +   k. Using this setup, find the vector differential identity corresponding to the fact   for any differential 0-form g on a domain D in   . j +  You probably know by now that a differential k-form k  \ge  1 on a domain D     is very similar to a vector field on D, and hence a correspondence between the two may be established.For instance, we may set a correspondence between the 1-form   dx +   dy +   dz and the vector field F =   i +   j +   k. Using this setup, find the vector differential identity corresponding to the fact   for any differential 0-form g on a domain D in   . k. Using this setup, find the vector differential identity corresponding to the fact  You probably know by now that a differential k-form k  \ge  1 on a domain D     is very similar to a vector field on D, and hence a correspondence between the two may be established.For instance, we may set a correspondence between the 1-form   dx +   dy +   dz and the vector field F =   i +   j +   k. Using this setup, find the vector differential identity corresponding to the fact   for any differential 0-form g on a domain D in   . for any differential 0-form g on a domain D in  You probably know by now that a differential k-form k  \ge  1 on a domain D     is very similar to a vector field on D, and hence a correspondence between the two may be established.For instance, we may set a correspondence between the 1-form   dx +   dy +   dz and the vector field F =   i +   j +   k. Using this setup, find the vector differential identity corresponding to the fact   for any differential 0-form g on a domain D in   . .

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If If   is a k -form,   and  are l-forms on   , then   =   implies   = . is a k -form, If   is a k -form,   and  are l-forms on   , then   =   implies   = . andIf   is a k -form,   and  are l-forms on   , then   =   implies   = . are l-forms on If   is a k -form,   and  are l-forms on   , then   =   implies   = . , then If   is a k -form,   and  are l-forms on   , then   =   implies   = . = If   is a k -form,   and  are l-forms on   , then   =   implies   = . implies If   is a k -form,   and  are l-forms on   , then   =   implies   = . =If   is a k -form,   and  are l-forms on   , then   =   implies   = ..

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Let Let   be a differential k-form and   be a differential  -form on a domain D     and letd(      )      (D). Express m in terms of k and l. be a differential k-form and Let   be a differential k-form and   be a differential  -form on a domain D     and letd(      )      (D). Express m in terms of k and l. be a differential Let   be a differential k-form and   be a differential  -form on a domain D     and letd(      )      (D). Express m in terms of k and l.-form on a domain D Let   be a differential k-form and   be a differential  -form on a domain D     and letd(      )      (D). Express m in terms of k and l. Let   be a differential k-form and   be a differential  -form on a domain D     and letd(      )      (D). Express m in terms of k and l. and letd(11ee7bbd_9e7e_0bb6_ae82_bb619a089092_TB9661_11 Let   be a differential k-form and   be a differential  -form on a domain D     and letd(      )      (D). Express m in terms of k and l. 11ee7bbd_b7c7_e467_ae82_c37bb85a20c0_TB9661_11 ) Let   be a differential k-form and   be a differential  -form on a domain D     and letd(      )      (D). Express m in terms of k and l. Let   be a differential k-form and   be a differential  -form on a domain D     and letd(      )      (D). Express m in terms of k and l. (D). Express m in terms of k and l.

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Evaluate the integral of  Evaluate the integral of    =   d     d   +   d     d   +   d     d   over the upper hemispherical surface   +   +   = 16,    \ge   0.Note: There are two possible answers, depending on whether the parametrization used is orientation preserving or orientation reversing. =  Evaluate the integral of    =   d     d   +   d     d   +   d     d   over the upper hemispherical surface   +   +   = 16,    \ge   0.Note: There are two possible answers, depending on whether the parametrization used is orientation preserving or orientation reversing. d  Evaluate the integral of    =   d     d   +   d     d   +   d     d   over the upper hemispherical surface   +   +   = 16,    \ge   0.Note: There are two possible answers, depending on whether the parametrization used is orientation preserving or orientation reversing.  Evaluate the integral of    =   d     d   +   d     d   +   d     d   over the upper hemispherical surface   +   +   = 16,    \ge   0.Note: There are two possible answers, depending on whether the parametrization used is orientation preserving or orientation reversing. d  Evaluate the integral of    =   d     d   +   d     d   +   d     d   over the upper hemispherical surface   +   +   = 16,    \ge   0.Note: There are two possible answers, depending on whether the parametrization used is orientation preserving or orientation reversing. +  Evaluate the integral of    =   d     d   +   d     d   +   d     d   over the upper hemispherical surface   +   +   = 16,    \ge   0.Note: There are two possible answers, depending on whether the parametrization used is orientation preserving or orientation reversing. d  Evaluate the integral of    =   d     d   +   d     d   +   d     d   over the upper hemispherical surface   +   +   = 16,    \ge   0.Note: There are two possible answers, depending on whether the parametrization used is orientation preserving or orientation reversing. 11ee7bcb_75db_a3b7_ae82_1108d245f507_TB9661_11 d  Evaluate the integral of    =   d     d   +   d     d   +   d     d   over the upper hemispherical surface   +   +   = 16,    \ge   0.Note: There are two possible answers, depending on whether the parametrization used is orientation preserving or orientation reversing. +  Evaluate the integral of    =   d     d   +   d     d   +   d     d   over the upper hemispherical surface   +   +   = 16,    \ge   0.Note: There are two possible answers, depending on whether the parametrization used is orientation preserving or orientation reversing. d  Evaluate the integral of    =   d     d   +   d     d   +   d     d   over the upper hemispherical surface   +   +   = 16,    \ge   0.Note: There are two possible answers, depending on whether the parametrization used is orientation preserving or orientation reversing. 11ee7bcb_75db_a3b7_ae82_1108d245f507_TB9661_11 d  Evaluate the integral of    =   d     d   +   d     d   +   d     d   over the upper hemispherical surface   +   +   = 16,    \ge   0.Note: There are two possible answers, depending on whether the parametrization used is orientation preserving or orientation reversing. over the upper hemispherical surface  Evaluate the integral of    =   d     d   +   d     d   +   d     d   over the upper hemispherical surface   +   +   = 16,    \ge   0.Note: There are two possible answers, depending on whether the parametrization used is orientation preserving or orientation reversing. +  Evaluate the integral of    =   d     d   +   d     d   +   d     d   over the upper hemispherical surface   +   +   = 16,    \ge   0.Note: There are two possible answers, depending on whether the parametrization used is orientation preserving or orientation reversing. +  Evaluate the integral of    =   d     d   +   d     d   +   d     d   over the upper hemispherical surface   +   +   = 16,    \ge   0.Note: There are two possible answers, depending on whether the parametrization used is orientation preserving or orientation reversing. = 16,  Evaluate the integral of    =   d     d   +   d     d   +   d     d   over the upper hemispherical surface   +   +   = 16,    \ge   0.Note: There are two possible answers, depending on whether the parametrization used is orientation preserving or orientation reversing. \ge 0.Note: There are two possible answers, depending on whether the parametrization used is orientation preserving or orientation reversing.

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Find the 2-volume of the 2-manifold in  Find the 2-volume of the 2-manifold in   given parametrically by   for 0  \le  u  \le  1, 0  \le  v  \le    \pi  . given parametrically by  Find the 2-volume of the 2-manifold in   given parametrically by   for 0  \le  u  \le  1, 0  \le  v  \le    \pi  . for 0 \le u \le 1, 0 \le v \le π\pi .

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Let Φ = (2xy - Let Φ = (2xy -   ) dx + (2yz +   ) dy + (   - 2zx) dz be a differential 1-form defined on a star-like domain D in   . (a) Show that Φ is exact on D. (b) Find a differential 0-form Ψsuch that Φ = dΨ on D. ) dx + (2yz + Let Φ = (2xy -   ) dx + (2yz +   ) dy + (   - 2zx) dz be a differential 1-form defined on a star-like domain D in   . (a) Show that Φ is exact on D. (b) Find a differential 0-form Ψsuch that Φ = dΨ on D. ) dy + ( Let Φ = (2xy -   ) dx + (2yz +   ) dy + (   - 2zx) dz be a differential 1-form defined on a star-like domain D in   . (a) Show that Φ is exact on D. (b) Find a differential 0-form Ψsuch that Φ = dΨ on D. - 2zx) dz be a differential 1-form defined on a star-like domain D in Let Φ = (2xy -   ) dx + (2yz +   ) dy + (   - 2zx) dz be a differential 1-form defined on a star-like domain D in   . (a) Show that Φ is exact on D. (b) Find a differential 0-form Ψsuch that Φ = dΨ on D. . (a) Show that Φ is exact on D. (b) Find a differential 0-form Ψsuch that Φ = dΨ on D.

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The 2-manifold M in R4 given by the equations The 2-manifold M in  R<sup>4 </sup>given by the equations    0 < x<sub>4</sub> < 1,  0 <  < 1 has normals    It is oriented by the 2-form  ω(x)( v<sub>1</sub> , v<sub>2</sub>  ) = det(   n<sub>1</sub> n<sub>2</sub> v<sub>1</sub> v<sub>2</sub>     ). Let   be a parametrization for M. Which of the following statements is true?  0 < x4 < 1, 0 < < 1 has normals The 2-manifold M in  R<sup>4 </sup>given by the equations    0 < x<sub>4</sub> < 1,  0 <  < 1 has normals    It is oriented by the 2-form  ω(x)( v<sub>1</sub> , v<sub>2</sub>  ) = det(   n<sub>1</sub> n<sub>2</sub> v<sub>1</sub> v<sub>2</sub>     ). Let   be a parametrization for M. Which of the following statements is true?  It is oriented by the 2-form ω(x)( v1 , v2 ) = det( n1 n2 v1 v2 ). Let be a parametrization for M. Which of the following statements is true?

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Let C be the curve of intersection of the cylinder Let C be the curve of intersection of the cylinder   +   = 4 and the plane y = x + 1. Use the generalized Stokes's Theorem to evaluate   , where   = -3   z dx + sin(y) dy + (3x   + x +7) dz. + Let C be the curve of intersection of the cylinder   +   = 4 and the plane y = x + 1. Use the generalized Stokes's Theorem to evaluate   , where   = -3   z dx + sin(y) dy + (3x   + x +7) dz. = 4 and the plane y = x + 1. Use the generalized Stokes's Theorem to evaluate Let C be the curve of intersection of the cylinder   +   = 4 and the plane y = x + 1. Use the generalized Stokes's Theorem to evaluate   , where   = -3   z dx + sin(y) dy + (3x   + x +7) dz. , where Let C be the curve of intersection of the cylinder   +   = 4 and the plane y = x + 1. Use the generalized Stokes's Theorem to evaluate   , where   = -3   z dx + sin(y) dy + (3x   + x +7) dz. = -3 Let C be the curve of intersection of the cylinder   +   = 4 and the plane y = x + 1. Use the generalized Stokes's Theorem to evaluate   , where   = -3   z dx + sin(y) dy + (3x   + x +7) dz. z dx + sin(y) dy + (3x Let C be the curve of intersection of the cylinder   +   = 4 and the plane y = x + 1. Use the generalized Stokes's Theorem to evaluate   , where   = -3   z dx + sin(y) dy + (3x   + x +7) dz. + x +7) dz.

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Let Let   (   ) be the vector space of all 3-forms on   and   (   ) be the vector space of all 5-forms on   . If   (   ) and   (   ) have the same dimension, find n. ( Let   (   ) be the vector space of all 3-forms on   and   (   ) be the vector space of all 5-forms on   . If   (   ) and   (   ) have the same dimension, find n. ) be the vector space of all 3-forms on Let   (   ) be the vector space of all 3-forms on   and   (   ) be the vector space of all 5-forms on   . If   (   ) and   (   ) have the same dimension, find n. and Let   (   ) be the vector space of all 3-forms on   and   (   ) be the vector space of all 5-forms on   . If   (   ) and   (   ) have the same dimension, find n. ( Let   (   ) be the vector space of all 3-forms on   and   (   ) be the vector space of all 5-forms on   . If   (   ) and   (   ) have the same dimension, find n. ) be the vector space of all 5-forms on Let   (   ) be the vector space of all 3-forms on   and   (   ) be the vector space of all 5-forms on   . If   (   ) and   (   ) have the same dimension, find n. . If Let   (   ) be the vector space of all 3-forms on   and   (   ) be the vector space of all 5-forms on   . If   (   ) and   (   ) have the same dimension, find n. ( Let   (   ) be the vector space of all 3-forms on   and   (   ) be the vector space of all 5-forms on   . If   (   ) and   (   ) have the same dimension, find n. ) and Let   (   ) be the vector space of all 3-forms on   and   (   ) be the vector space of all 5-forms on   . If   (   ) and   (   ) have the same dimension, find n. ( Let   (   ) be the vector space of all 3-forms on   and   (   ) be the vector space of all 5-forms on   . If   (   ) and   (   ) have the same dimension, find n. ) have the same dimension, find n.

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Use the generalized Stokes's Theorem to find Use the generalized Stokes's Theorem to find   where   = 7x dy  dz + (3y + 2z) dz  dx - 9z dx  dy and   D is the oriented boundary of the conical domain D =   . whereUse the generalized Stokes's Theorem to find   where   = 7x dy  dz + (3y + 2z) dz  dx - 9z dx  dy and   D is the oriented boundary of the conical domain D =   . = 7x dyUse the generalized Stokes's Theorem to find   where   = 7x dy  dz + (3y + 2z) dz  dx - 9z dx  dy and   D is the oriented boundary of the conical domain D =   . dz + (3y + 2z) dz11ee7bcc_0cc6_216b_ae82_3f9133291a84_TB9661_11 dx - 9z dx11ee7bcc_0cc6_216b_ae82_3f9133291a84_TB9661_11 dy and Use the generalized Stokes's Theorem to find   where   = 7x dy  dz + (3y + 2z) dz  dx - 9z dx  dy and   D is the oriented boundary of the conical domain D =   . D is the oriented boundary of the conical domain D = Use the generalized Stokes's Theorem to find   where   = 7x dy  dz + (3y + 2z) dz  dx - 9z dx  dy and   D is the oriented boundary of the conical domain D =   . .

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If  If    is a differential k-form, where k  \ge   1 is an even integer, then d(    d  ) =   . is a differential k-form, where k \ge 1 is an even integer, then d(11ee7bca_9ca8_75a3_ae82_5bb03b7ccf94_TB9661_11  If    is a differential k-form, where k  \ge   1 is an even integer, then d(    d  ) =   . d11ee7bca_9ca8_75a3_ae82_5bb03b7ccf94_TB9661_11 ) =  If    is a differential k-form, where k  \ge   1 is an even integer, then d(    d  ) =   . .

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