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Use green's theorem to find the counterclockwise circulation and outward flux for the field f and curve
c. bold upper f equals 11 x cubed y squared bold i plus startfraction 11 over 2 endfraction x superscript 4 baseline y bold j
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The answer is neagative 11/3
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