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Verify that the force field F = 2xcos(ye) - [z + 1sin(2y)] Consider the line integral I = ∫w · dr where w = (x + 2ye - 2xey) and closed curve C is the circle x + y^2 = 1 taken counterclockwise. a) Evaluate I as a line integral. b) Evaluate I by using Green's theorem in a plane. c) Evaluate I by using Stokes's theorem.

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Verify that the force field F = 2xcos(ye) - [z + 1sin(2y)] Consider the line integral I = ∫w · dr where w = (x + 2ye - 2xey) and closed curve C is the circle x + y^2 = 1 taken counterclockwise. a) Evaluate I as a line integral. b) Evaluate I by using Green's theorem in a plane. c) Evaluate I by using Stokes's theorem.
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Verify that the force field F = 2xcos(ye) - [z + 1sin(2y)] Consider the line integral I = ∫w · dr where w = (x + 2ye - 2xey) and closed curve C is the circle x + y^2 = 1 taken counterclockwise. a) Evaluate I as a line integral. b) Evaluate I by using Green's theorem in a plane. c) Evaluate I by using Stokes's theorem.
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