Evaluate each of the vector field line integrals in Exercises 29–36 over the indicated curves.

F(x,y,z)=21zi+j1z2+1k, with C the curve parameterized by x=ln(1+t),y=ln(1t2),z=t, for 3t7.

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The vector field line integrals in exercises over the indicated curves is Cf(x,y,z)ds=1.203.

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Step 1. Given Information

We have to evaluate the vector field line integrals in given exercises over the indicated curves.

F(x,y,z)=21zi+j1z2+1k, with C the curve parameterized by role="math" localid="1651081777770" x=ln(1+t),y=ln(1t2),z=t, for 3t7.

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Step 2. The given function is F(x,y,z)=21−zi+j−1z2+1k

Parameters:x=ln(1+t),y=ln(1t2),z=t,dx=11+t,dy=-2t1-t2,dz=1

Now the integral isCf(x,y,z)ds=abf(r(t))x'(t)+y'(t)+z'(t)dt

firstly findingf(r(t))

localid="1651125631754" f(r(t))=21ti+j1t2+1k

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Step 3. Now finding the integral.

Cf(x,y,z)ds=3721ti+j1t2+1k11+t,-2t1-t2,1dtCf(x,y,z)ds=3721t·11+t-2t1-t21t2+1·1dtCf(x,y,z)ds=3721t2-2t1-t21t2+1dtCf(x,y,z)ds=3721t2dt-372t1-t2dt371t2+1dtCf(x,y,z)ds=3721t2(1-t)dt371t2+1dtCf(x,y,z)ds=3721+tdt371t2+1dtCf(x,y,z)ds=2I1-I2

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Step 4. Now finding the value of I1

I1=3711+tdtLet1+t=udt=duI1=371uduI1=lnu37I1=ln1+t37I1=ln1+7-ln1+3I1=ln8-ln4

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Step 5, Now finding the value of I2

I2=371t2+1dtI2=tan-1t37I2=tan-17-tan-13

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Step 6. Now putting the value in ∫Cf(x,y,z)ds=2I1-I2

Cf(x,y,z)ds=2ln8-ln4-tan-17-tan-13Cf(x,y,z)ds=22.079-1.387-1.43-1.25Cf(x,y,z)ds=2×0.692-0.18Cf(x,y,z)ds=1.384-0.18Cf(x,y,z)ds=1.203

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