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Let ?⃗ =(5z+5x3)i→+(6y+7z+7sin(y^3))j→+(5x+7y+6e^z^3)k→. let C be the half circle (?−25)^2+(?−30)^2=1 in the xy-plane with ?>30, traversed...

Let ?⃗ =(5z+5x3)i→+(6y+7z+7sin(y^3))j→+(5x+7y+6e^z^3)k→.

let C be the half circle (?−25)^2+(?−30)^2=1 in the xy-plane with ?>30, traversed from (26,30) to (24,30). Find ∫C ?⃗ ⋅??⃗ .

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