In Exercises 21–28, evaluate the multivariate line integral of the given function over the specified curve.

g(x,y,z)=xyz, with C the curve parameterized by r(t)=23t3,t2,tfor1t4.

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The multivariate line integral of the given function over the specified curve is Cg(x,y,z)·dr20402.465.

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Step 1. Given Information

In the given exercises we have to evaluate the multivariate line integral of the given function over the specified curve.

g(x,y,z)=xyz, with C the curve parameterized by r(t)=23t3,t2,tfor1t4.

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Step 2. The given function is g(x,y,z)=xyz

r(t)=23t3,t2,t,Sor'(t)=233t2,2t,1r'(t)=2t2,2t,1

Now finding g(r(t))

g(r(t))=xyzg(r(t))=23t3·t2·tg(r(t))=23t3+2+1g(r(t))=23t6

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Step 3. Now solving the ∫Cg(x,y,z)ds=∫abg(r(t)x'(t),y'(t),z'(t)dt

Cg(x,y,z)ds=2314t6(2t)2+(2t)2+(1)2dtCg(x,y,z)ds=2314t6(2t2)2+4t2+(1)2dtCg(x,y,z)ds=2314t6(2t2)2+2·1·(2t)2+(1)2dtCg(x,y,z)ds=2314t6(2t2+1)2dtCg(x,y,z)ds=2314t6(2t2+1)dtCg(x,y,z)ds=23142t2·t6dt+14t6dtCg(x,y,z)ds=23214t8dt+14t6dtCg(x,y,z)ds=232t8+18+1+t6+16+114Cg(x,y,z)ds=232t99+t7714

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Step 4. Now putting the value.

Cg(x,y,z)ds=232(4)99+(4)77-2(1)99+(1)77Cg(x,y,z)ds1.4131.41×29127.11+2340.57-1.41×0.111+0.143Cg(x,y,z)ds0.4741069.23+2340.57-0.157+0.143Cg(x,y,z)ds0.4743409.8-0.3Cg(x,y,z)ds0.47×43409.5Cg(x,y,z)ds20402.465

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