Answer to Question #296103 in Calculus for Potti

Question #296103

How do you evaluate ∫c (x^2 +yz) dz where C is given by x=t, y=t^2 , z=3t and 1≤t≤2?

A)143/2

B)163/4

C)153/4

D)133/4

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