As before, we're not going to be using the Riemann sum definition to compute line integrals. Let <math>x=x(t),y=y(t) </math> be a parametric description of <math>C </math>. This allows us to compute the length element, ''dL'': | As before, we're not going to be using the Riemann sum definition to compute line integrals. Let <math>x=x(t),y=y(t) </math> be a parametric description of <math>C </math>. This allows us to compute the length element, ''dL'': |