Stokes theorem equates the circulation of a continuously differentiable vector field around an oriented boundary to the flux of its curl across a spanning oriented surface:
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The boundary direction follows the right-hand rule relative to the normal vector. For the polynomial vector field, only the component of the curl can be nonzero, and
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