Answer :
You first have to observe that r(t) = sin t i+ cos t j sin 2t k is negative oriented
Using Stoke's theorem:
Lower limit: C
Integral of equation with lower limit of c (y = sin^3 x) dx + (z^2 + cos^4y) dy + (x^3 + tan^5z) dz = - double integral of lower limit S delta F ds
where:
S (surface z) = 2xy bounded by D = Open Bracket x^2 + y^2 less than or equal to 1 close bracket
Please refer to the image attached for the solution, exact details and the answer
Using Stoke's theorem:
Lower limit: C
Integral of equation with lower limit of c (y = sin^3 x) dx + (z^2 + cos^4y) dy + (x^3 + tan^5z) dz = - double integral of lower limit S delta F ds
where:
S (surface z) = 2xy bounded by D = Open Bracket x^2 + y^2 less than or equal to 1 close bracket
Please refer to the image attached for the solution, exact details and the answer
