If F is conservative, find all potential functions f for F so that F = ∇f. (If F is not conservative, enter NOT CONSERVATIVE. Us
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Determine if the given vector field F is conservative or not. F = −6e^y, (−6x + 3z + 9)e^y, 3e^y
answer:
F is conservative
F = -6xe^y + ( 33 + 9 ) e^y + C
Step-by-step explanation:
The Potential functions for F so that F = ∇f.
F = -6xe^y + ( 33 + 9 ) e^y + C
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