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Apply Green's theorem to evaluate the integral \[\int\limits_{C}^{}(6y+6x)dx+(y+2x)dy\] C:the circle \[(x-2)^2+(y-3)^2=9\]
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supposed to be a closed curve but they dont have that function on here. Just fyi
they want you evaluate the line integral using Green's thm
yea im just not too familiar with this was looking for a little guidance
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line integral gives you the work done along that path green's thm says you can find the work done by integrating the curl of force field inside the region bounded by the closed path
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