1.- In the following problem, find the Riemann sum for the given function on theindicated interval. What is the norm ||P|| of the partition?f(x) =x , [0,4] , two subintervals; x, =0, x,5, x, =4 ; x; =2 x =3

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1.- In the following problem, find the Riemann sum for the given function on the indicated interval. What is the norm ||P|| of the partition? S(x)=x , [0,4] , two subintervals; x, =0, x, 5 , x, =4 ; x =2 x;=3