Circulation over a triangle in R^3

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sriracha

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Mar 20, 2012

I have attached a file with all needed information including the function and path of integration. My work seems right to me, but the correct answer is a^2. Will someone please take a look and show me where my misstep is.

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sriracha

Mar 20, 2012

Just to be sure, can someone confirm the file opens/ is legible?

Borek

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Mar 21, 2012

Yes it opens.

sriracha

Mar 21, 2012

thanks

Circulation over a triangle in R^3

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Circulation over a triangle in R^3

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