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Let C be the curve defined by r(t) = (2+2 sin(t),3 – 2 cos(t)) for 0 <t <
/ (Pe* + 4=*) dr + (2rye"" + 2) dy
dx + (2xye"y" +2) dy
Evaluate
Transcribed Image Text:Let C be the curve defined by r(t) = (2+2 sin(t),3 – 2 cos(t)) for 0 <t < / (Pe* + 4=*) dr + (2rye"" + 2) dy dx + (2xye"y" +2) dy Evaluate
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