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Fundamental theorem of Line integrals
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like i am just unsure if i am on the right path
like i am unsure if i shld parameterize
like x(t)= cosx and y(t)=sinx and t is from 0 to pi
so like first we would find the anti derivative of F i guess. So the antiderivative using partial derivatives i assume is: f(x,y)=x^3+y^4
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looks like the usual process to me .. from pi/2 to -pi/2
ok
|dw:1334701614792:dw| Oops sorry, you were right, i mistook x coordinate for y
ya that is fine
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