Calculus 16.2 Line Integrals

[@nkosinathichauke9456]

please try to explain things in details unlike writing everything the way it is in the book

[@aimeerohan8227]

can you please explain how you got (1-t) @ 35:20 mark? I am having a hard time where you got that but understood everything else in that equation

[@asherroberts]

By Theorem 12.5.2., the line segment from r0 to r1 is given by the vector equation r(t)=(1−t)r0 +tr1. See the video on section 12.5 for more on that.