(Steps Shown) What would be the value of the surface integral in problem (3) if instead of F, we used the vector field \vecG(x, y, z)=
Question: What would be the value of the surface integral in problem (3) if instead of \(\vec{F}\), we used the vector field \(\vec{G}(x, y, z)=\langle-y,-z,-x\rangle ?\)
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