Line Integral : Green's Theorem
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A) For what simple closed (positively oriented) curve C in the plane does the line integral of
(e^(-x)+ 4x^2y +y)dx + (x^3-x*y^2+5x)dy
have the largest positive value? (use Green's theorem)
b) Determine what this value is.
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a) For what simple closed(positively oriented) curve C in the plane does
the line integral
of
(e^(-x)+ 4x^2y +y)dx + (x^3-x*y^2+5x)dy
has the ...
Purchase this Solution
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