Line integral-how to do this question?

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The forum discussion centers on evaluating a line integral, specifically after substituting y = x^(1/2). The user encountered complications in the integration process and sought assistance. Another user suggested using the substitution x = y^2 as a potentially simpler approach to solve the integral. This alternative substitution is likely to streamline the evaluation process and reduce complexity.

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try using x=y^2 instead
 

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