Let C be the positively oriented square with vertices (0,0) , (12,0) , (12,1) , (0,1) . Use Green's Theorem to evaluate the line integral CFdr where F(xy)=8e^yi+7xe^yj
nm got it
i think its weird to get a negative answer if the parameters are based in the positive first quadrant
can u post ur solution?
F(x,y)= 8e^yi+7xe^yj the line integral \[\int\limits_{?}^{?}F.dr\]
F(x,y)=<8e^y,7e^y>, where P= 8e^y and Q= 7e^7, Qx=7e^y and Py=8e^y. Greens theorem states int(int(Qx-Py,,dx)dy)
0<x<12 and 0<y<1
=\[\int\limits_{?}^{?}F(r(t)),r'(t) dr\]
thats the fundamental theorem for conservative line intergrals
i m trying to use the line integral for a vector field
int(int(7e^y-8e^y,y,0,1),x,0,12)=-20.619
:S
y negative?
I guess the function is loopy
haha
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