Problem #9: Consider the surface, S, given by the portion of the parabaloid = = 14-4x² -22 above the xy-plane (where z >0). A flow field is given by F = <7y, 6x, 5xy>. Which of the following integrals gives the flux across the surfaceS?-6IdS (B) ƒƒ √1+64x² +16y²dS (C) [√ √/1+49x² +36²dSSS(A)· ƒƒ (7y+6x)√1 + x² + y²dS (B) [f85xy(D) ƒƒ˜ 40 √/1 +64x²+ 16y² dS (E) ƒƒ (14−4x² −2y³²)√1+16x² + 4y² d$ (F) √ √ √₁ +64x² + 16y²²dSS(G) SS √1+16x² + 4y² 5dS (H) SS √ ₁ + 8&x² + 4 ² ²147y + 6x + 5xy5dSS

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