Your notation is a bit unclear, but the integral of a step function like this is simply the sum of rectangles made by the ordinate of the step * the abscissa of the beginning of the interval.
No true integration here, simply addition!
Madeline C.
asked 11/08/19Suppose f(x) is the greatest integer function, i.e., f(x) equals the greatest integer less than or equal to . So for example f(2.3) =2, f(4)=4 and f(6.9)=6
find
∫7 𝑓(𝑥)𝑑𝑥.
11
the integral is equal to
Your notation is a bit unclear, but the integral of a step function like this is simply the sum of rectangles made by the ordinate of the step * the abscissa of the beginning of the interval.
No true integration here, simply addition!
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