Let F (x, y) = y sin x i – cos x j, where C is...

Let F (x, y) = y sin x i – cos x j, where C is the line segment from (π/2,0) to (π, 1). Then C F•dr is

A 1

B 2

C 5/2

D 3

E 7/2

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Here we use the fundamental theorem of line integral to calculate the work done.

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