How to evaluate line integrals (3 ways: parametrization, fundamental theorem, Green's theorem)
We will discuss the 3 main ways of evaluating line integrals: parametrization, the fundamental theorem of line integrals, and Green's theorem. We will have 3 examples and discuss which method is most appropriate under certain conditions. This tutorial will help you understand line integrals better for your calculus 3 class (i.e. multi-variable calculus class) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 0:00 Just do the parametrization 4:37 Fundamental theorem of line integrals 12:03 Green's theorem ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Want more practice? Get my calculus practice quizzes on Patreon! Calculus 1 👉 / 1703815 Calculus 2 👉 / 1716951 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- #calculus #bprpcalculus #apcalculus #mathtutorials #math

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