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In Exercises 51鈥54, assume that a thin wire in space follows the given curve C and that the density of the wire at any point on C is given by (x,y,z). Find the mass of the wire by computing the line integral of the density function along the specified curve.

C is the straight line through (5,鈭10) and (0, 2), and (x,y)=ex+y.

Short Answer

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The line integral of the density function along the specified curve is M(x,y)=137e2-e-5.

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Step 1. Given Information

We have to find the mass of the wire by computing the line integral of the density function along the specified curve.

C is the straight line through (5,鈭10) and (0, 2), and (x,y)=ex+y.

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Step 2. The given function is ρ(x,y)=ex+y

The points are(5,10)and(0,2)

We write the line segment as a vector function:

role="math" localid="1651221528131" r=(5,10)+t(0-5,2-(-10))0t1,orinparametricformr=(5,10)+t(-5,2+10)r=(5,10)+t(-5,12)x=5-5t,y=-10+12tx'=-5,y'=12

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Step 3. Now the integral is M(x,y)=∫Cρ(x,y)ds

M(x,y)=01e5-5t-10+12t(-5)2+(12)2dtM(x,y)=01e-5+7t25+144dtM(x,y)=01e-5+7t169dtM(x,y)=01e-5+7t13dtLet-5+7t=u7dt=dudt=17duM(x,y)=13701euduM(x,y)=137eu01M(x,y)=137e-5+7t01

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Step 4. Now putting the value.

M(x,y)=137e-5+7t01M(x,y)=137e-5+71-e-5+70M(x,y)=137e-5+7-e-5+0M(x,y)=137e2-e-5

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