Let 3/n be the delta x and (3/n)i be the x for the RHS of a rectangle under the curve sqrt(1+x)
The limit as n goes to infinity will take an infinite sum of rectangles of width dx and height sqrt(1+x) (C)
Wyzant T.
asked 01/30/24A). √(1+x) on [-3,3]
B). 3√(1-x) on [0,3]
C). √(1+x) on [0,3]
D). 3√(1+x) on [-3,3]
E). 3√(1+x) on [0,3]
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Let 3/n be the delta x and (3/n)i be the x for the RHS of a rectangle under the curve sqrt(1+x)
The limit as n goes to infinity will take an infinite sum of rectangles of width dx and height sqrt(1+x) (C)
Doug C. answered 01/31/24
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