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Let C be the first quadrant portion of the circle of radius 3 centered on the origin. Find the line itegral for x^2+y^2 over C.

Let C be the first quadrant portion of the circle of radius 3 centered on the origin. Find the line itegral for x^2+y^2 over C.
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Let C be the first quadrant portion of the circle of radius 3 centered on the origin. Find the line itegral for x^2+y^2 over C.

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YX equals +2 squared minus -17 is approximately the answer of the origin
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