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Parametrize the curve by r(x)=(x,ex,ex) for 0≤x≤1. Then dr=(1,ex,ex)dx and F(r(x))=(e2x,x,ex). Their dot product gives the line integral
∫C​F⋅dr=∫01​(2e2x+xex)dx.
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Using integration by parts for the second term,
∫C​F⋅dr=[e2x+(x−1)ex]01​,∫C​F⋅dr=e2.​
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