(5.) Evaluate the path integral C F(1) = <-, \n (2), 1>5 F(0) = < 0, 0, Fd, where F = (y sin(z), x sin(z), xy cos()) and C is the path that πt. follows the parametric curve ☞(t) = (te' cos(πt), In(t + 1), sin² (7/7)) 0 ≤ t≤1 2 FXF = ^ k (1sin(2) x (2) xg cos(2) = g (4,2) = g(z) ×૧૮૮૨) - f(x, y, z) = xy sin (2) +C
(5.) Evaluate the path integral C F(1) = <-, \n (2), 1>5 F(0) = < 0, 0, Fd, where F = (y sin(z), x sin(z), xy cos()) and C is the path that πt. follows the parametric curve ☞(t) = (te' cos(πt), In(t + 1), sin² (7/7)) 0 ≤ t≤1 2 FXF = ^ k (1sin(2) x (2) xg cos(2) = g (4,2) = g(z) ×૧૮૮૨) - f(x, y, z) = xy sin (2) +C
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![(5.) Evaluate the path integral
C
F(1) = <-, \n (2), 1>5
F(0) = < 0, 0,
Fd, where F = (y sin(z), x sin(z), xy cos()) and C is the path that
πt.
follows the parametric curve ☞(t) = (te' cos(πt), In(t + 1), sin² (7/7)) 0 ≤ t≤1
2
FXF =
^
k
(1sin(2) x (2)
xg cos(2)
=
<XCUS(Z)-XC07(Z),
of (F($)) - f (*(os)
YCOS(2)). YLOD(2),
sii (2)-siulz)) = ö
=
1-14(2). Sin (1)
0
-eln (2) sin (1)
= f(x,y,2) = fysin (2) dx +9cy,z)
=)
xys(z) + g(y, z)
by = xsin (2) +gy (4,2) = xsin (2)
f = xy sn (2) +9(2)
b₂ = xy cos(z) + g'(z)
-
» g'(2)=0
=>
g (4,2) = g(z)
×૧૮૮૨)
-
f(x, y, z) = xy sin (2) +C](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F4effdf1a-67d0-42fb-b95c-7c4b54ad0624%2Fa49901ba-89d6-4aeb-bd2b-0e7bf78af190%2Fp98udv_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:(5.) Evaluate the path integral
C
F(1) = <-, \n (2), 1>5
F(0) = < 0, 0,
Fd, where F = (y sin(z), x sin(z), xy cos()) and C is the path that
πt.
follows the parametric curve ☞(t) = (te' cos(πt), In(t + 1), sin² (7/7)) 0 ≤ t≤1
2
FXF =
^
k
(1sin(2) x (2)
xg cos(2)
=
<XCUS(Z)-XC07(Z),
of (F($)) - f (*(os)
YCOS(2)). YLOD(2),
sii (2)-siulz)) = ö
=
1-14(2). Sin (1)
0
-eln (2) sin (1)
= f(x,y,2) = fysin (2) dx +9cy,z)
=)
xys(z) + g(y, z)
by = xsin (2) +gy (4,2) = xsin (2)
f = xy sn (2) +9(2)
b₂ = xy cos(z) + g'(z)
-
» g'(2)=0
=>
g (4,2) = g(z)
×૧૮૮૨)
-
f(x, y, z) = xy sin (2) +C
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