Consider the function f(x)=5x+6x^2 over the interval [0,1].

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Consider the function f(x)=5x+6x^2 over the interval [0,1].

Divide the interval into n subintervals of equal length. How long is each subinterval?
Length is
Note: Your answer should be in terms of n.
In order to determine an overestimate for the area under the graph of the function, at what x-value should
you evaluate f(x) to determine the height of the first rectangle?
Evaluate at
Note: Your answer should be in terms of n.
Find a formula for the x-value in the kth subinterval which determines the height of the kth rectangle.
Evaluate at
Note: Your answer should be in terms of
and n.
Write down a Riemann sum for f(x) over the given interval which is guaranteed to be an overestimate.
n
Riemann sum is
k=1
Note: Your answer should be in terms of k and n; there should be no other letters in your answer.
n
п(п + 1)
п(п + 1)(2n + 1)
Using the formulas >, k =
and > k?
2
write down the above Riemann
k=1
k=1
sum without using a E.
Riemann sum is
Note: Your answer should be in terms of n.
Compute the limit of the above sum asn → o.
The limit is
Note: Your answer should be a number.
Transcribed Image Text:Divide the interval into n subintervals of equal length. How long is each subinterval? Length is Note: Your answer should be in terms of n. In order to determine an overestimate for the area under the graph of the function, at what x-value should you evaluate f(x) to determine the height of the first rectangle? Evaluate at Note: Your answer should be in terms of n. Find a formula for the x-value in the kth subinterval which determines the height of the kth rectangle. Evaluate at Note: Your answer should be in terms of and n. Write down a Riemann sum for f(x) over the given interval which is guaranteed to be an overestimate. n Riemann sum is k=1 Note: Your answer should be in terms of k and n; there should be no other letters in your answer. n п(п + 1) п(п + 1)(2n + 1) Using the formulas >, k = and > k? 2 write down the above Riemann k=1 k=1 sum without using a E. Riemann sum is Note: Your answer should be in terms of n. Compute the limit of the above sum asn → o. The limit is Note: Your answer should be a number.
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