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Q 13.

Page 1154

Evaluate the line integral of the given function over the specified curve.

CFx,ydrwhere Fx,y=xx2+y2i-yx2+y2j and C is unit circle centered at origin.

Q. 13

Page 1095

Consider the vector field F(x,y,z)=(yz,xz,xy). Find a vector field G(x,y,z) with the property that, for all points in role="math" localid="1650383268941" 3,G(x,y,z)=2F(x,y,z).

Q. 13

Page 1150

Give an example of a non-conservative vector field whose divergence is never equal to zero in 3 .

Q. 13

Page 1119

Compute n for the surface S in Exercise 12.

Q. 13

Page 1106

Write CF(x,y)dr explicitly as an integral of t, where F(x,y)=(x2y,xy) and r(t)=(2t,et) for role="math" localid="1650821016448" atb.

Q. 13

Page 1140

Why is dAin Green鈥檚 Theorem replaced by dSin Stokes鈥 Theorem?

Q. 13

Page 1131

UsethevectorfieldF(x,y)=x2eyi+cos(x)sin(y)jandGreensTheoremtowritethelineintegralofF(x,y)abouttheunitcircle,traversedcounterclockwise,asadoubleintegral.Donotevaluatetheintegral.

Q 14.

Page 1106

WriteCF(x,y,z)drexplicitly as an integral oft, whereF(x,y,z)={zy-x,xz-y,xy-zandr(t)=t,cost,sintforatb

Q 14.

Page 1154

Evaluate the line integral of the given function over the specified curve.

cFx,y,zdrwhere Fx,y,z=yzi+xzj+xykand C is the curve parametrized byx=t2,y=t-2,z=tfor1t3.

Q. 14

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Write CF(x,y,z)dr explicitly as an integral of t, where F(x,y,z)=(zyx,xzy,xyz) and role="math" localid="1650820575074" r(t)=(t,cost,sint) for atb.

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