integration in 3 dimension!! HELP!!!!

[waihung301]

how to do this? :-(

 

[Deleted member 4993]

how to do this? :-(

What are your thoughts?

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[Ishuda]

how to do this? :-(

As a hint, remember that integrating in two dimensions is (almost) the same as integrating in just a single dimension except you have to do it twice.

 

[pka]

how to do this?

how to do this? Well you don't, at least in the condition posted. You seem to have dumped us into the midst of a solution without bothering to give all relevant particulars. This appears to be a line integral presented in a really non-standard notation. You did not even describe the contour. As it turns out, I think that this is a path independent integral. But there is no way to know unless you post more details.