Find the work done in a moving particle along the closed path (0,0) -(2,2) → (2,4) → (0,6) under the force given by, F = (sin x + y)i +(3x + y)j using Green's Theorem.

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Find the work done in a moving particle along the closed path (0,0) → (2,2) → (2,4) → (0,6) under the force given by, F = (sin x + y)i + (3x + y)j using Green's Theorem.