Q3: State if the statement is true orfalse: *The calculation of this integral by the use of the green theorem equals (-ra/2)Using Green's theorem, caleulate the integralzy'dy.The curve Cis the circle(Figure 1), traversed in the counterelockwise direction.YAR(-та14)falseO True

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The calculation of this integral by the use of the green theorem equals (-ra'/2) Using Green's theorem, caleulate the integral The curve Cis the eirele (Figure 1), traversed in the counterelockwise direction. YA R (-та'4)