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Find the parametrize for the vector field that goes through a point P at t=0 1)...

Find the parametrize for the vector field that goes through a point P at t=0

1) F(x,y) = i + xj, P = (-2,2)

2) F(x,y) = -yi + xj, P= (1,0)

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Find the parametrize for the vector field that goes through a point P at t=0 1) F(x,y) = i + xj, P = (-2,2) 2) F(x,y) = -yi + xj, P= (1,0)

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