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If\(\int\limits_0^{1+i}(x^2 -iy) dz = α + iβ\) along the path \(y = x\), then value of \(α– β\) is:
If\(\int\limits_0^{1+i}(x^2 -iy) dz = α + iβ\) along the path \(y = x\), then value of \(α– β\) is:
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The Correct Option is B
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The correct option is(B):2
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