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2. a) Given (x' +1)dx, graph and lightly shade the appropriate region. b) Approximate area: Draw four rectangles; use left end-points. c) Calculate area of each rectangle; sum.

2. a) Given (x' +1)dx, graph and lightly shade the appropriate region. b) Approximate area: Draw four rectangles; use left end-points. c) Calculate area of each rectangle; sum.

Intermediate Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
10th Edition
ISBN:9781285195728
Author:Jerome E. Kaufmann, Karen L. Schwitters
Publisher:Jerome E. Kaufmann, Karen L. Schwitters
Chapter7: Equations And Inequalities In Two Variables
Section7.1: Rectangular Coordinate System And Linear Equations
Problem 59PS: Now lets use a graphing calculator to get a graph of C=59(F32). By letting F=x and C=y, we obtain...
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1. a) Given |(x +1)dx, graph and lightly shade the appropriate region. -1 b) Approximate area: Draw four rectangles; use right end-points. c) Calculate area of each rectangle; sum. * |f(x) 2. a) Given | (x +1)dx, graph and lightly shade the appropriate region. -1 b) Approximate area: Draw four rectangles; use left end-points. c) Calculate area of each rectangle; sum. 3. a) Average the area results from 1. and 2. Ave =
Transcribed Image Text:1. a) Given |(x +1)dx, graph and lightly shade the appropriate region. -1 b) Approximate area: Draw four rectangles; use right end-points. c) Calculate area of each rectangle; sum. * |f(x) 2. a) Given | (x +1)dx, graph and lightly shade the appropriate region. -1 b) Approximate area: Draw four rectangles; use left end-points. c) Calculate area of each rectangle; sum. 3. a) Average the area results from 1. and 2. Ave =
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