Name the point or points from the coordinate grid which fit each description.
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Since the surface is closed, and the vector field is rather complicated, you can use the divergence theorem. The flux of 
across 
is given by a surface integral, which the divergence theorem asserts is equivalent to a volume integral:
where
denotes the space with boundary . We have
So in fact the flux across happens to be equal (in magnitude) to the volume encased by .
Convert to cylindrical coordinates, setting
where
So in fact the flux across
Convert to cylindrical coordinates, setting