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    This document contains code that calculates the divergence of two vector fields F and calculates their integrals. For the first vector field F=4xv_x - 2y^2v_y + z^2v_z, the divergence is found to be -4y + 2z + 4. Integrating this divergence over the given bounds yields -32 + 21π. For the second vector field F=4xv_x + yv_y + zv_z, the divergence is simply 6. Integrating this divergence yields 54.

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    This document contains code that calculates the divergence of two vector fields F and calculates their integrals. For the first vector field F=4xv_x - 2y^2v_y + z^2v_z, the divergence is found to be -4y + 2z + 4. Integrating this divergence over the given bounds yields -32 + 21π. For the second vector field F=4xv_x + yv_y + zv_z, the divergence is simply 6. Integrating this divergence yields 54.

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    This document contains code that calculates the divergence of two vector fields F and calculates their integrals. For the first vector field F=4xv_x - 2y^2v_y + z^2v_z, the divergence is found to be -4y + 2z + 4. Integrating this divergence over the given bounds yields -32 + 21π. For the second vector field F=4xv_x + yv_y + zv_z, the divergence is simply 6. Integrating this divergence yields 54.

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    This document contains code that calculates the divergence of two vector fields F and calculates their integrals. For the first vector field F=4xv_x - 2y^2v_y + z^2v_z, the divergence is found to be -4y + 2z + 4. Integrating this divergence over the given bounds yields -32 + 21π. For the second vector field F=4xv_x + yv_y + zv_z, the divergence is simply 6. Integrating this divergence yields 54.

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    gauss divergence 2nd sum

    from sympy.physics.vector import *


    from sympy import var,pprint,integrate,sqrt
    var('x,y,z,a')
    v=ReferenceFrame('v')
    F=4*v[0]*v.x-2*v[1]**2*v.y+v[2]**2*v.z
    G=divergence(F,v)
    F=F.subs([(v[0],x),(v[1],y),(v[2],z)])
    print("Given vector is F=")
    pprint(F)
    G=G.subs([(v[0],x),(v[1],y),(v[2],z)])
    print("Divergence of F=")
    pprint(G)
    soln=integrate(G,[y,0,sqrt(4-x**2)],[z,0,3],[x,0,2])
    print("\n I=",soln)

    OUTPUT:Given vector is F=
    2 2
    4⋅x v_x + -2⋅y v_y + z v_z
    Divergence of F=
    -4⋅y + 2⋅z + 4

    I= -32 + 21*pi

    gauss divergence 3rd sum

    from sympy.physics.vector import *


    from sympy import var,pprint,integrate,sqrt
    var('x,y,z,a')
    v=ReferenceFrame('v')
    F=4*v[0]*v.x+v[1]*v.y+v[2]*v.z
    G=divergence(F,v)
    F=F.subs([(v[0],x),(v[1],y),(v[2],z)])
    print("Given vector is F=")
    pprint(F)
    G=G.subs([(v[0],x),(v[1],y),(v[2],z)])
    print("Divergence of F=")
    pprint(G)
    soln=integrate(G,[x,0,(6-2*z-y)/2],[y,0,6-2*z],[z,0,3])
    print("\n I=",soln)

    OUTPUT:Given vector is F=
    4⋅x v_x + y v_y + z v_z
    Divergence of F=
    6

    I= 54

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