Find the work done by the vector vield F(x, y) = 3x+3x2y, 3y2x+2x3 on a particle...

Find the work done by the vector vield

F(x, y) =

3x+3x²y, 3y²x+2x³

on a particle moving first from

(−3, 0),

along the x-axis to (3, 0), and then returning along

y =

9 − x²

back to the starting point.

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