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2. A particle moves along line segments from the point
(2,0,0)
to the points (2,2, 2), (0,2,2), and back to (2,0,0) under
the influence of the force field
F(x, y, z)= 2e'i+(3z + 4x)j+(y+3x)k Find the work done.

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