Using Green's Theorem for Clockwise-Oriented C

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How to use green's theorem when the C is oriented clockwise
 
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DavidLiew said:
How to use green's theorem when the C is oriented clockwise

Multiply by (-1)(-1) and use one of the minuses to reverse the direction.
 

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