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Let C be the arc of the Archemedian spiral r = 0 (where r and are the usual polar coordinates) with 0 ≤ 0 ≤T/2. (a) Give a parametrization of C. (Hint: Start with the generic r(t) = (x, y), writer and y in polar coordinates, then use the fact that r = 0 along C) ¹ (²) ds. (c) Consider the vector field F(x, y) = (x²e² - y³, 2³). Is F conservative? (b) Compute the line integral ar arctan

Let C be the arc of the Archemedian spiral r = 0 (where r and are the usual polar coordinates) with 0 ≤ 0 ≤T/2. (a) Give a parametrization of C. (Hint: Start with the generic r(t) = (x, y), writer and y in polar coordinates, then use the fact that r = 0 along C) ¹ (²) ds. (c) Consider the vector field F(x, y) = (x²e² - y³, 2³). Is F conservative? (b) Compute the line integral ar arctan

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Let C be the arc of the Archemedian spiral r = 0 (where r and are the usual polar coordinates) with 0 ≤ 0 ≤ T/2. (a) Give a parametrization of C. (Hint: Start with the generic r(t) = (x, y), write x and y in polar coordinates, then use the fact that r= 0 along C) (b) Compute the line integral a arctan ¹ (2²) ds. (c) Consider the vector field F(x, y) = (x²e²² - y³, 2³). Is F conservative? [F F-dr (with F the vector field from part (c)) indirectly by considering the line segment L from (0, 7/2) to (0,0) and applying Green's theorem to (d) Compute the flow CUL F. dr.
Transcribed Image Text:Let C be the arc of the Archemedian spiral r = 0 (where r and are the usual polar coordinates) with 0 ≤ 0 ≤ T/2. (a) Give a parametrization of C. (Hint: Start with the generic r(t) = (x, y), write x and y in polar coordinates, then use the fact that r= 0 along C) (b) Compute the line integral a arctan ¹ (2²) ds. (c) Consider the vector field F(x, y) = (x²e²² - y³, 2³). Is F conservative? [F F-dr (with F the vector field from part (c)) indirectly by considering the line segment L from (0, 7/2) to (0,0) and applying Green's theorem to (d) Compute the flow CUL F. dr.
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Let C be the arc of the Archemedian spiral r = 0 (where r and are the usual polar coordinates) with 0 ≤ 0 ≤ T/2. (a) Give a parametrization of C. (Hint: Start with the generic r(t) = (x, y), write x and y in polar coordinates, then use the fact that r= 0 along C) (b) Compute the line integral a arctan ¹ (2²) ds. (c) Consider the vector field F(x, y) = (x²e²² - y³, 2³). Is F conservative? [F F-dr (with F the vector field from part (c)) indirectly by considering the line segment L from (0, 7/2) to (0,0) and applying Green's theorem to (d) Compute the flow CUL F. dr.
Transcribed Image Text:Let C be the arc of the Archemedian spiral r = 0 (where r and are the usual polar coordinates) with 0 ≤ 0 ≤ T/2. (a) Give a parametrization of C. (Hint: Start with the generic r(t) = (x, y), write x and y in polar coordinates, then use the fact that r= 0 along C) (b) Compute the line integral a arctan ¹ (2²) ds. (c) Consider the vector field F(x, y) = (x²e²² - y³, 2³). Is F conservative? [F F-dr (with F the vector field from part (c)) indirectly by considering the line segment L from (0, 7/2) to (0,0) and applying Green's theorem to (d) Compute the flow CUL F. dr.
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