Let F(x, y, z) = (y, -3x, y z) and G = F. Calculate the surface integral I = G dS, where the surface S is the triangular portion of the plane...

Denote the given points:

First, find the unit vector orthogonal to (for a plane it is a constant vector). An orthogonal vector is

Its unit vector is 

a)

Therefore the equation of the plane is

or

b) The parametrization of is 

Therefore 

c) To find the integral, find first:

Then compute the dot product 

To finally find the surface integral, note that on the -plane under the variable  is from to 

and...

Denote the given points:

First, find the unit vector orthogonal to (for a plane it is a constant vector). An orthogonal vector is

Its unit vector is 

a)

Therefore the equation of the plane is

or

b) The parametrization of is 

Therefore 

c) To find the integral, find first:

Then compute the dot product 

To finally find the surface integral, note that on the -plane under the variable  is from to 

and the variable is from to

Also note that and the surface integral becomes