Inactive Tutor answered 01/19/22
1.By Green Theorem ∮C F~1 · d R = ∫∫D(y +1)dxdy = ∮C(- ydx + xydy) S o, M = -y, N = xy
2.∮C F~1 · d R = ∫02π(3sin2t + 9cos2tsint)dt = ∫02π(3/2 - 3/2cos2t + 9cos2tsint)dt =
(3/2t - 3/4sin2t - 3cos3t)02π= 3π
Emma M.
asked 01/14/22Consider the force fields F~1 (x, y) =<y2 + 2xey , x(3y + xey + 1) > and F~2 (x, y) = <M, N>. Let C be the ellipse R~ ( t) = <cost, 3 sin t > , 0 ≤ t ≤ 2 π .
1. Apply Green’s theorem to find a pair of monomials M and N such that
∮C F~1 · d R~ = ∮C F~2 · dR. ~
2. Using your answer in part (1), calculate ∮C ( y2 + 2xey ) dx + x(3y +xey + 1) dy by directly evaluating ∮CM dx + N dy .
Inactive Tutor answered 01/19/22
1.By Green Theorem ∮C F~1 · d R = ∫∫D(y +1)dxdy = ∮C(- ydx + xydy) S o, M = -y, N = xy
2.∮C F~1 · d R = ∫02π(3sin2t + 9cos2tsint)dt = ∫02π(3/2 - 3/2cos2t + 9cos2tsint)dt =
(3/2t - 3/4sin2t - 3cos3t)02π= 3π
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