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We have: \cdot d\;\vec{r}\;,\quad (\;\vec{r}=(x.y,z)\" alt="\displaystyle\int_{C} f dx + g dy + h dz=\displaystyle\int_{C} \nabla F(\;\vec{r}\\cdot d\;\vec{r}\;,\quad (\;\vec{r}=(x.y,z)\" /> Now, apply the Gradient theorem Fernando Revilla
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" alt="\displaystyle\int_{C} f dx + g dy + h dz=\displaystyle\int_{C} \nabla F(\;\vec{r}\
