Answer to Question #85825 in Calculus for Rinku Rai

Question #85825

Using Green’s Theorem evaluate the integral
∫ =(x^2 ydx -xy^2dy)
where C is the circle
x^2 + y^2 =4 oriented counter clockwise.

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