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Find the work done by the force field F=x^3i+y^3j in moving an object from point p(1,0) to point q (2,2)
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Find the work done by the force field F=x^3i+y^3j in moving an object from point p(1,0) to point q (2,2)

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Ok the answer will be f=x”y^3 in moving an object from the point
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