I will use the notation [a, b] to denote an interval on the x-axis between x = a to x = b.
The first thing we will do is divide the interval in question, [-4, 2], into three intervals of equal length: [-4, -2], [-2, 0], and [0, 2]. Next, for Part A, we plug the right endpoint of each interval into f(x). Finally, we sum the values f(-2) + f(0) + f(2) to get the appropriate Riemann approximation.
For Part B, we repeat the same procedure with the left endpoints of each interval ( f(-4) + f(-2) + f(0) ).
For Part C we repeat the procedure for the midpoint of each interval. This is the average of the two endpoints. ( f(-3) + f(-1) + f(1) ).
Robert N.
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Robert N.
05/23/19
Katie M.
Yes my hw isn't due until tomorrow so I appreciate the reply. That's the math I had so maybe my calculations were wrong, I doubled checked but I don't know what I'm missing.05/23/19
Robert N.
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Robert N.
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Uliana T.
how do you find the height11/16/20
Katie M.
Yeah I did that and it didn't work. What answers are you getting out of your calculations?05/23/19