Step 5 Thus, we have found the line integral. a/2 56 sin (t) cos(t) dt = 5E 2.5 -n/2 6250

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Evaluate the line integral, where C is the given curve.
xy ds, C is the right half of the circle x2 + y2 = 25 oriented counterclockwise
Step 1
The parametric equations for the circle x2 + y? = 25 are as follows.
X = 5
cos(t)
y =
sin(t)
Step 2
Since we want only the right half of the circle, then t has the following limits. (Choose angle values between
-n and n).
sts
Step 3
From the text, we know the following formula.
V - (
ds =
(-5 sin(t))? + (5 cos(t)
dt
= V 25(sin?(t) + cos?(t)) dt.
Remembering that sin2(0) + cos²(0) = 1
we have
ds =
dt.
Step 4
Now we have the following.
xy4 ds =
(5 cos(t))(5 sin(t))“(5 dt)
-
T/2
sin
(t) cos(t) dt
Step 5
Thus, we have found the line integral.
56 sin (t) cos(t) dt =
-1/2
-(( 2.5
= 6250
-n/2
Transcribed Image Text:Evaluate the line integral, where C is the given curve. xy ds, C is the right half of the circle x2 + y2 = 25 oriented counterclockwise Step 1 The parametric equations for the circle x2 + y? = 25 are as follows. X = 5 cos(t) y = sin(t) Step 2 Since we want only the right half of the circle, then t has the following limits. (Choose angle values between -n and n). sts Step 3 From the text, we know the following formula. V - ( ds = (-5 sin(t))? + (5 cos(t) dt = V 25(sin?(t) + cos?(t)) dt. Remembering that sin2(0) + cos²(0) = 1 we have ds = dt. Step 4 Now we have the following. xy4 ds = (5 cos(t))(5 sin(t))“(5 dt) - T/2 sin (t) cos(t) dt Step 5 Thus, we have found the line integral. 56 sin (t) cos(t) dt = -1/2 -(( 2.5 = 6250 -n/2
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