6. (a) Show that Green's Theorem does not hold if continuity of P, Q is relaxed at...
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(a) Show that Green's Theorem does not hold if continuity of P, Q is relaxed at one point in E. (Hint: Consider P = y/(x2 + y2), Q = -x/(x2 + y2), and E=B1(0,0).)
(b) Show that Gauss's Theorem does not hold if continuity of F is relaxed at one point in E.
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