In the text we obtained theresult(Vx F) = F, OF,дуC3P (Xp, yo, 0)axby integrating over a small rectangular path.As an example of the fact that this result isAxC2independent of the path, re-derive it, using thetriangular path shown in the figure.

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In the text we obtained the result (Vx F) = F, OF, ду C3 P (Xp, yo, 0) by integrating over a small rectangular path. As an example of the fact that this result is Ax C2 independent of the path, re-derive it, using the triangular path shown in the figure.