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If the path & formed from the two straight segments from point (1,0,1) to point (2,3,1)...

If the path & formed from the two straight segments from point (1,0,1) to point (2,3,1) and from point (2,3,1) to point (2,5,2), calculate the integration on the path
  I = ∫ (x + yz) dx + 2xdy + xyzdz

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