Problem 2. Let F be the vector field sin(x)y and C the ellipse x + 5y = 1, oriented counterclockwise. Calculate. [5 marks]
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To find the parametric equations for the ellipse C, we can solve the equation x + 5y = 1 for x and y in terms of a parameter t. x = 1 - 5y Let's choose y as the parameter, so we have: x = 1 - 5t The parametric equations for the ellipse C are: x = 1 - 5t y = t Show more…
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