Integrate h(x, y, z) = cos(x) i + sin(y) j+ yz k over the path:ab)Oc) Od) Oe)154125OTI A5145sin(3) + cos(1)+3 sin(3) 3 cos (1)sin(3) + cos(1)+ sin(3) - cos(1)+ sin(3) - cos(1)f) O None of these.r(u) = 3u²i-u³j+uku € [0, 1]

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