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given F(x,y) =(e^2y, 1+2xe^2y)Where C is given by r(t) =(te^t, 1+t), 0<=t<=1 a) Find a function f such that F = delta f b) use part a and fundamental theorem of line integrals to evaluate int_(C) F. dr along the given curve C c) use int_(C) F.dr = int_(C) F (r(t)r'(t))dt to evaluate int_(C) F.dr along the given curve C Please, help
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ah okay so this is a question about conservative vector fields
so what are you having trouble with
b and c
well u know that
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