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Evaluate ∫ C 2 xyz d x + x^2 z dy + x^2 y d z...

Evaluate ∫ C 2 xyz d x + x^2 z dy + x^2 y d z over the path

c ( t ) = ( t^2 , sin ⁡ ( π t /4 ) , e^(t^2 − 2t ) for 0 ≤ t ≤ 2.

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