Evaluate the line integral: int c (x+2y)dx +(x-y)dy where c is the curve x=2cost, y=4sint 0≥t≤pi/4

To answer this question, split up the line integral into
two pieces:

intc (x + 2y)dx   and   intc (x -
y)dy.

Our parameter is t,  0<=t<=pi/4    (I
assume, because your problem statement gives inf <-- t < 0, which diverges
)

We need to convert dx, dy  into
dt:

x = 2 cos t   -->  dx = -2 sin t
dt

y = 4 sin t  -->  dy = 4 cos
t

Now,

intc (x + 2y)dx = int [
(2 cos t + 8 sin t) ( -2 sin t ) dt , 0<= t
<=pi/4]

= int [ -4 costsint - 16sint^2, 0<= t
<=pi/4 ]

And,

= intc (x
- y)dy = int [ (2 cos t - 4 sin t) ( 4 cos t ) dt , 0<= t
<=pi/4]

= int [ 8 cost^2 - 16 costsint, 0<= t
<=pi/4 ]

So,

intc (x +
2y)dx  + intc (x - y)dy = int[ 8 cost^2 - 20 costsint - 16 sint^2, 0<= t
<=pi/4 ]

=-4 t + 5 cos(2 t) + 6 sin(2 t) + C,
evaluated from 0<=t<=pi/4

= 1 -
pi = 2.14