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Find the Riemann sum for
f(x) = sin x
over the interval
[0, 2π],

where
x0 = 0, x1 = π/4, x2 = π/3, x3 = π, and x4 = 2π,

and where

c1 = π/6, c2 = π/3, c3 = 2π/3, and c4 = 3π/2.
8 years ago

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Answered by Steve
there are many Riemann Sum calculators online.

google is your friend
8 years ago
Answered by Quang
Your answer sucks, Steve :/
8 years ago

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