Keira S.
asked 06/22/21Riemann Sums Equation
Management at an oil company estimates that oil will be pumped from a producing field at a rate given by where the rate of production in thousands of barrels per year years after 2000. Use Riemann Sums with 30 left end rectangles to compute and then interpret the area under between 2002 and 2010.
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Raymond B. answered 06/29/21
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
whatever you come up with should be close to the integral of
200/(t^2+1) +5
evaluated at t= 0 to t=8
there are integral tables to handle the 1/(t^2+1) part
a couple are integral du/u = lnlul + c
and another integral du/(u^2+a^2 = (1/a)arctan(u/a) + c
in the 2nd one, u would be t and a=1
integral of 5 is 5t, evaluated at 0 to 8 is 5(8)-4(0) = 40
that leaves finding the integral of 200/(t^2+1) dt
it's = 200 times the integral of dt/(t^2+1)
Kathryn W. answered 06/22/21
PhD in Engineering, 36 years’ experience teaching Calculus topics
I hope the video helps, Keira. It is a complicated topic at first hearing but once you realize you are adding rectangles' areas, it is cumbersome but not impossible. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you need further help.
Keira S.
I watched the video, did the steps, and got 46.26. What did you get for your answer?06/23/21

Kathryn W.
06/23/21

Kathryn W.
06/23/21
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Keira S.
In case the link is broken: R(t)=200/t^2+1 +506/22/21