Arman G. answered 11/17/19
Aerospace Engineer
Did you mean for the i component to also be divided by the last (x^2+y^2)^2 too?
If so, Greens Theorem is just a 2D Stoke's Theorem so instead you should just memorize Stoke's which says the line integral over any closed path is equal to the curl of F dot dA where dA is area of region enclosed by the path.
If you wanted the i component divided by that as well, the curl of F is zero so the line integral would also be zero. If not, however, the curl is not zero and it would depend on the area of the curve.