Cassandra S.

asked • 05/07/22

Illustrate then do the following :a. Compute the approximate area of the region bounded by the parabola and the x-axis. b. Describe the application of the Reiman sums?

Procedure:

1. Draw a Cartesian plane on a ¼ size illustration board (use a scale of 1 centimeter.

2. Plot the graph of the parabola (x – 1)2 = – 16(y – 4) on the Cartesian plane. (Note that the

parabola is opening downward)

3. Divide the bounded region between the graph and the x-axis into approximately 8 equal parts.

4. Cut a rectangular strip (use bond paper or colored paper) that will exactly fit each part of the

bounded region.

5. Paste the strip on the graph from the left x-intercept all through out to the right x-intercept. Make sure the middle top of the strip intersects the parabola.

6. After the entire region is covered by the strips, calculate the area of each rectangular strip and

write it on top.

7. You are now ready to perform the task below.

Reiman sums approximate area under a curve by accumulating the areas of rectangles. On a piece of

paper,

a. Compute the approximate area of the region bounded by the parabola and the x-axis.

b. Describe the application of the Reiman sums?

Mark M.

Very detailed instructions (I do not have any colored strips!). What prevents you from following them?
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05/08/22

Lily M.

I still haven't perform the task either, sir. I am not sure about my answers so I ask about it here. I just need an illustration. Like I need to see what's the graph of the parabola look like based on the given, the bounded region, the area of the strips( or if you don't have it you can just draw something to represent it) , and the last two questions' answers.
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05/09/22

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