Green's Theorem and Line Integrals
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Let gamma1 be given by (x,y)=(cos t , sin t), 0<t<pi/2 and gamma2 be given by (x,y) = (1-u,u) 0<u<1
compute:
Integral of fdx + gdy over gamma1
Integral of fdx + gdy over gamma2
where f(x,y) = xy and g(x,y)=x+1
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It utilizes both Green's theorem and direct integration to show the equivalency of both methods.
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Green's theorem states that:
Where D is the area enclosed by the curve .
In our two case the curve is not ...
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