Question

How do I get C1, C2, and C3 from this problem

Answer 1

Here is what chegg does but they dont explain how they got the x, y, and z from it...

Answer 2

Sorry not Z, just the x and y

Answer 3

Forgot the instructions..

Answer 4

so, it a line integral is it

Answer 5

is the dx a typo by chance?

Answer 6

im not totally sure. But I think I figured out how to get the c1,c2,c3. It is given by : x = x0 + (x1-x0), and y = y0 + (y1-y0). Is that correct?

Answer 7

thats a fair assessment of it yes; applied at some scalar t

Answer 8

ok awesome. That is what was giving me issues. Something I learned in Cal 1 but forgot..