11. In line integrals, if x(t) has a derivative equal to 0, with y'(t) and z' (t) not equal to 0, A. then the line integral does not exist. B. the resulting integrand will just become a pure function of y and z. C. the resulting integrand will still be a function of x, y, and z. D. x(t) must be a constant, other than 0.
11. In line integrals, if x(t) has a derivative equal to 0, with y'(t) and z' (t) not equal to 0, A. then the line integral does not exist. B. the resulting integrand will just become a pure function of y and z. C. the resulting integrand will still be a function of x, y, and z. D. x(t) must be a constant, other than 0.
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![11. In line integrals, if x(t) has a derivative equal to 0, with y'(t) and z' (t) not equal to 0,
A. then the line integral does not exist.
B. the resulting integrand will just become a pure function of y and z.
C. the resulting integrand will still be a function of x, y, and z.
D. x(t) must be a constant, other than 0.
12. If a curve C moves along the same path of the vector field,
A. then the line integral is negative.
B. then the line integral is positive.
C. then the work done in the force field is negative.
D. then the work done in the force field is positive.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fd7e8ec1c-2222-493c-b7ac-33d041051223%2Fae6221cf-22d1-4253-8e38-6d5a8191d903%2Ft8dj2bb_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:11. In line integrals, if x(t) has a derivative equal to 0, with y'(t) and z' (t) not equal to 0,
A. then the line integral does not exist.
B. the resulting integrand will just become a pure function of y and z.
C. the resulting integrand will still be a function of x, y, and z.
D. x(t) must be a constant, other than 0.
12. If a curve C moves along the same path of the vector field,
A. then the line integral is negative.
B. then the line integral is positive.
C. then the work done in the force field is negative.
D. then the work done in the force field is positive.
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