How to evaluate the flux of a vector field using the divergence theorem (vector surface integral) @bprpcalcbasics
How to evaluate the flux of a vector field using the divergence theorem (vector surface integral)  @bprpcalcbasics
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Multivariable calculus tutorial: learn how to evaluate the flux of a vector field using the divergence theorem. Note that the flux of a vector field is the same as the vector surface integral. Subscribe to @bprpcalcbasics for more calculus tutorials.

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