Use Green’s theorem in the plane to evaluate∮C(4x+ 1)x2ydx+x(x3−y3)dy where C is the circle whose equation...

Use Green’s theorem in the plane to evaluate∮C(4x+ 1)x2ydx+x(x3−y3)dy where C is the circle whose equation is x2+y2= 2x transversed once in an anti cloickwise direction.

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