How Do I Solve This Webwork Problem Using Stoke's Theorem?

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The discussion revolves around solving a Webwork problem using Stokes' Theorem. The original poster struggled with the problem despite multiple attempts, indicating a lack of clarity in applying the theorem correctly. Ultimately, the poster successfully solved the problem and expressed willingness to share the solution with others interested in the topic. This highlights the importance of understanding Stokes' Theorem in vector calculus for solving complex problems.

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That is the problem. It has been driving me nuts. I have tried stoke's theorem but I cannot get the correct answer. I know this because this is a webwork problem and I have attempted it 30 times.

i would like to embed the picture of the problem but it says img code is off.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
 
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CAn anyone figure this out?
 
For those who care I finally solved this problem. If anyone is interested in the answer please post and I will post the solution.
 

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