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find the work done by the force field f(x,y)= < x2+y2, -x > on a particle...

find the work done by the force field f(x,y)= < x2+y2, -x > on a particle that moves along the curve c: x2+y2=1, counterclockwise from (0,1) to (-1,0)

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