Proving the Divergence Theorem

To prove the divergence theorem for a general vector field F = á M,N,P ñ , we begin by noticing that F = F1+F2+F3, where
F1 = á M,0,0 ñ ,    F2 = á 0,N,0 ñ ,    and    F3 = á0,0,P ñ
Suppose now that W is a solid that can be described in three different ways- (1) as a solid bounded between two surfaces x = p(y,z) and x = q( y,z) , (2) as a solid bound between two surfaces y = f( x,z) and y = g( x,z) , and (3) as a solid bound between two surfaces z = a( x,y) and z = b(x,y).
(1)    (2)    (3)
LiveGraphics3d Applet LiveGraphics3d Applet