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Find the outward flux of the given vector field through the specified surface.

F(x,y,z)=(x,y,z)and S is the portion of the cone with equationz=x2+y2forz3.

Short Answer

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The required outward flux is zero.

Step by step solution

01

Given Information

It is given that F(x,y,z)=x,y,z

Equation of surface is z=x2+y2forz3withnpointing outwards.

02

Finding Flux through Surface

Flux F(x,y,z)for surface of graph z=z(x,y)is

sF(x,y,z)ndS=0(F(x,y,z)n)zx2+zy2+1dA

The surface is portion of cone as below:

z=x2+y2

Differentiating partially

role="math" localid="1653284481822" zx=xx2+y2

=xx2+y2

Also,

zy=yx2+y2

=yx2+y2

03

Calculation of Flux

Hence, we get

zx2+zy2+1=xx2+y22+yx2+y22+1

=x2x2+y2+y2x2+y2+1

=2

As the nis pointing outwards.

If role="math" localid="1653284771657" z=z(x,y)then

-x,-zy,1. It is normal to the surface.

For z=x2+y2, the vector perpendicular to the surface is v=-zx,-zy,1

=-xx2+y2,-yx2+y2,1

Now, normal vector is

role="math" localid="1653285460245" n=1vv

=1-yx2+y2,-yx2+y2,1-xx2+y2,-yx2+y2,1

=1x2+y22+x2+y22+1-xx2+y2,-yx2+y2,1

=12-xx2+y2,-yx2+y2,1

04

Simplification

Calculating F(x,y,z)n

F(x,y,z)n=x,y,z12-xx2+y2,-yx2+y21

=12(x,y,z)-xx2+y2,-yx2+y2,1

=12-x2x2+y2-y2x2+y2+z

=12-x2+y2x2+y2+z

=12-x2+y2+z

Since z=x2+y2

F(x,y,z)n=12-x2+y2+z

=12(-z+z)

=0

05

Finding the required outward Flux

Using F(x,y,z)n=0and zx2+zy2+1=2

Therefore,

sF(x,y,z)ndS=D(F(x,y,z)n)zx2+zy2+1dA

=D(0)(2)dA

=0

Hence, required outward flux is zero.

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