Divergence is ∂x/∂x+∂y/∂y+dp/dz=2+p′(z). Setting it to zero gives p′=−2. Integrate to obtain p=−2z+C, and use p(0)=0 to get C=0. Thus B. The boundary condition rules out an arbitrary additive constant.
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