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Let C be the curve parameterized by the path c: [0, 1] - → R2 c...

Let C be the curve parameterized by the path c: [0, 1] - → R2

c (t) = (cos 2πt, sin 2πt)T

Let ω (x, y) = y dx + (2x + y) dy. Calculate w integral . is the form exact ? why ?

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