2) The line segment from (3,0, 1) to (1,4,-2) can be parameterized by: x 3 - 2t y = 4t - Z= 1-3t with t going from 0 to 1, or by х— х y = 6 2x 7 3 х 2 Z = 2 with x going from 3 to 1. Show that both parameterizations yield the same result when using the pullback to compute the integral of 6dx - 2dy + dz over the line segment from (3,0,1) to (1,4,-2)

2) The line segment from (3,0, 1) to (1,4,-2) can be parameterized by: x 3 - 2t y = 4t - Z= 1-3t with t going from 0 to 1, or by х— х y = 6 2x 7 3 х 2 Z = 2 with x going from 3 to 1. Show that both parameterizations yield the same result when using the pullback to compute the integral of 6dx - 2dy + dz over the line segment from (3,0,1) to (1,4,-2)

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