According to Stokes’ theorem, we get, Jf(CutP)-nds = J Pr wheeze C is the square with vertices (00,0), (2.0.0), (0,2,0)and(22,0) which is the union of the segments Cy C Ce aud so 2 2 0 Sf(Curt P) nds = fod f oat+ f Qdt + Iv fi 2 = Odt = 4. (a) Indeed, 2 (aX) 0 (0X) _ ,OX , dX OX dpax au Poe) ~ 0 \P GT) ~ PAE” Gude ~ PII Be Tw = p&X _ opax © Panay Ov Iu (b) Using the chain rule, we evaluate that op _ OX | DW | Opaz du OX Ou * OY Ou” AZ Ou and op op dz a OZ Iv Therefore o (ax @ (AX) _ (ap AX | ap AY | A aZ) AX Ap AX | Op aY | ap aZ\ AX RO ) mR) - (seo 7 OY Ou +B) OE (# Ov’ OY do +m) Ou pay ax ap OV aX ap aZ0X ~ BV aoe = 2 (ME BON) | be (9z0k 98 ov on on Ba oe) * 92 dw ov ~ Be de aAKY) | ov AZX) Ou, (u,v)4. (12.13:3) The line integral of interest will be over the square with side length 2, with two sides on the 2- and y-axes. Before we write out all of the details, notice that on the x, y-plane, F(z, y,0) = (y,0,0) so the only parts of the line integral that matter are the parts parallel to the x-axis (do dz # 0). Thus, ‘the problem reduces to finding 2 2 fP06.0.0)-1,0,0)~ f° 70,2.0)- (1.0.0 4 lo Io ‘The first integral is zero since ’ = 0 on that curve. The second becomes 2 -[ 2Qdi= 4,