Is F1 = (yz + ex-y) i + (xz − e−)j+xyk a conservative vector field? If so, give its potential function; if not, explain why not. Is F2 = cos zi+sin zj - (y cos z + sin z) k a conservative vector field? If so, give its potential function; if not, explain why not. Of the two previous parts of this problem, exactly one should have been a conservative vector field. (If not, redo them.) Compute the integral Fi.dr where F; (either F1 or F2) is that conservative vector field, and C is the curve parameterized by r(t)=(t+sin 10t, -t + sin 10t, 10 - t2) where t = [−, π].

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry
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Chapter6: The Trigonometric Functions
Section6.6: Additional Trigonometric Graphs
Problem 78E
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Is F1 = (yz + ex-y) i + (xz − e−)j+xyk a conservative vector field? If so, give its
potential function; if not, explain why not.
Is F2 = cos zi+sin zj - (y cos z + sin z) k a conservative vector field? If so, give its
potential function; if not, explain why not.
Of the two previous parts of this problem, exactly one should have been a conservative
vector field. (If not, redo them.) Compute the integral
Fi.dr
where F; (either F1 or F2) is that conservative vector field, and C is the curve parameterized by
r(t)=(t+sin 10t, -t + sin 10t, 10 - t2) where t = [−, π].
Transcribed Image Text:Is F1 = (yz + ex-y) i + (xz − e−)j+xyk a conservative vector field? If so, give its potential function; if not, explain why not. Is F2 = cos zi+sin zj - (y cos z + sin z) k a conservative vector field? If so, give its potential function; if not, explain why not. Of the two previous parts of this problem, exactly one should have been a conservative vector field. (If not, redo them.) Compute the integral Fi.dr where F; (either F1 or F2) is that conservative vector field, and C is the curve parameterized by r(t)=(t+sin 10t, -t + sin 10t, 10 - t2) where t = [−, π].
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