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2. Use Green’s Theorem to evaluate R C F · Tds, where C is the square...

2. Use Green’s Theorem to evaluate
R
C F · Tds, where C is the square with vertices
(0,0),(1,0),(1,1) and (0,1) in the xy plane, oriented counter-clockwise, and F(x,y) =
hx 3 ,xyi. (Please give a numerical answer here.)

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