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Mathematics, 02.07.2019 20:20, lif3isanenigma

In addition to being computed directly, the following integrals may be computed by applying one or more of the following theorems. (a) โˆ’0.1 r ยท d r c where c is the line segment from (3, 0, 8) to (โˆ’2, 7, 1). which of the following theorems can be used? select all that apply. fundamental theorem of line integrals green's theorem divergence theorem stokes' theorem (b) 2x i + 4y j + 18z k ยท d a s where s is the sphere of radius 4 centered at (0, 5, โˆ’4). which of the following theorems can be used? select all that apply. fundamental theorem of line integrals green's theorem divergence theorem stokes' theorem (c) (โˆ’9x+20y) i + (7xโˆ’8y) j ยท d r c where c is a square of side 8 in the xy-plane, traversed counterclockwise with center at (3, 5, 0). which of the following theorems can be used? select all that apply. fundamental theorem of line integrals green's theorem divergence theorem stokes' theorem

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