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Consider the curve C1 which is the intersection between the surfaces of equation (y - 2)2 = 4 - z and x + z= 4. For its part, C2 is the segment shown in the figure. Let C= C1 U C2, oriented as shown in the figure: a +: = 4 (y – 2)? = 4 – z Consider the vector field F(x, y, z) = (yz, xy, y - z³). If I = F * dr, then: r4 4-(y-2)2 A) I = (1+y – 2) dzdy r4-(y-2)² B) I = (1, y, y – 2) · /2 dzdy r4-(y-2)² C) I = (-1- y + 2) dzdy r4 4-(y-2)2 D) I = (-1+y – 2) dzdy

Consider the curve C1 which is the intersection between the surfaces of equation (y - 2)2 = 4 - z and x + z= 4. For its part, C2 is the segment shown in the figure. Let C= C1 U C2, oriented as shown in the figure: a +: = 4 (y – 2)? = 4 – z Consider the vector field F(x, y, z) = (yz, xy, y - z³). If I = F * dr, then: r4 4-(y-2)2 A) I = (1+y – 2) dzdy r4-(y-2)² B) I = (1, y, y – 2) · /2 dzdy r4-(y-2)² C) I = (-1- y + 2) dzdy r4 4-(y-2)2 D) I = (-1+y – 2) dzdy

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry
Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry
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ISBN:9781133382119
Author:Swokowski
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Chapter11: Topics From Analytic Geometry
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Consider the curve C1 which is the intersection between the surfaces of equation (y - 2)2 = 4 - z and x + z= 4. For its part, C2 is the segment shown in the figure. Let C= C1 U C2, oriented as shown in the figure: a +z = 4 (y – 2)? = 4 – z Consider the vector field F(x, y, z) = (yz, xy, y– z?). If I = S, F * dr, then: r4 4-(y-2)2 A) I = (1+y – 2) dzdy 0. r4-(y-2)² B) I = (1, y, y – 2) · /2dzdy •4-(y-2)² C) I = (-1– y + 2) dzdy r4 4-(y-2)2 D) I = (-1+y – 2) dzdy
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the curve C1 which is the intersection between the surfaces of equation (y - 2)2 = 4 - z and x + z= 4. For its part, C2 is the segment shown in the figure. Let C= C1 U C2, oriented as shown in the figure: a +z = 4 (y – 2)? = 4 – z Consider the vector field F(x, y, z) = (yz, xy, y– z?). If I = S, F * dr, then: r4 4-(y-2)2 A) I = (1+y – 2) dzdy 0. r4-(y-2)² B) I = (1, y, y – 2) · /2dzdy •4-(y-2)² C) I = (-1– y + 2) dzdy r4 4-(y-2)2 D) I = (-1+y – 2) dzdy
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