Calculus IV Problem Set 6 Summer 2000 Due 7/18/2000
Each problem is worth 2 points.
For problems 1-6:
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Let C1 be the line segment from (2,0) to the origin.
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Let C2 be the path made up of a counterclockwise arc of a circle
(centered at the origin) of radius 2 beginning at (2,0) and ending at (0,2),
followed by the line segment from (0,2) to the origin.
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Let C3 be the path made up of a clockwise arc of a circle (centered
at the origin) of radius 2 beginning at (2,0) and ending at (0,-2), followed
by the line segment from (0,-2) to the origin.
and:
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Let F(x,y) = xi + yj.
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Let G(x,y) = <-y,x>.
1. Use the formula from section 14.2 to compute .
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2. Use the formula from section 14.2 to compute  .
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3. Use the formula from section 14.2 to compute  .
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4. Use the formula from section 14.2 to compute  .
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5. Use the formula from section 14.2 to compute  .
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6. Use the formula from section 14.2 to compute  .
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7. Do Stewart 14.3 #10.
 
8. Do Stewart 14.3 #12.
 
9. Do Stewart 14.3 #20.
 
10. Which of problems 1-6 could have been done by the Fun. Theorem for
Line Integrals? Compute the(ir) values by the Fun. Theorem.