Trouble verifying Divergence Theorem

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i having a some trouble verifying the Divergence theorem for A=y^2zex-2x^3yey+xyz^2ez with respect to V being a unit cube
 
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Can you show what you've tried?
(For starters, can you state the Divergence Theorem?)
 
I think he was reffering to gauss theorem.
well, it's purely technicallity, i.e the calculation, you should show in what exactly you don't succeed.
 

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