If ø = x² yz³ and A = xz i - y² j +2x²y k. Find the divergence at 1,1,2
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A=<xz,-y²,2x²y>.

Let A₁=xz, A₂=-y², A₃=2x²y.

Div(A)=∂A₁/∂x+∂A₂/∂y+∂A₃/∂z=z-2y

Plug in (1,1,2):

Div(A)=2-2=0.

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