Answer 5(b) Problem 05:(a) Suppose f"(x) = 0, what can you say about f (x)? Write it in general form.(b) Find the area of the shaded regiony=5-x^2y=1(c) Find an approximation of the area y = 16 – x² over the interval [0,4] using L6 (left end pointapproximation to find xi with six rectangles of equal width). Between left, right and mid-pointapproximation, which one will give comparatively accurate results if we keep the number ofrectangles fixed. Explain why?

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We have to compute the area bounded by the curve y=5-x2, the line y=1 and the y-axis. We will use…

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(b) Find the area of the shaded region y=1 y=5-x^2

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