Question
1. Explain why the function
f(x)=(x^2-4)/(x-2)
is not continous on [0,3]. what kind of discontinuity occurs?
2. use areas to show that
integral sign with the upper limit of 3 and a lower limit of 0 (x^2-4/x-2)dx=10.5
3. use the area to show that
intergral sign with the upper limit of 5 and a lower limit of 0 (int(x)dx)=10
f(x)=(x^2-4)/(x-2)
is not continous on [0,3]. what kind of discontinuity occurs?
2. use areas to show that
integral sign with the upper limit of 3 and a lower limit of 0 (x^2-4/x-2)dx=10.5
3. use the area to show that
intergral sign with the upper limit of 5 and a lower limit of 0 (int(x)dx)=10
Answers
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You know that when a denominator is zero there is trouble.
Simplify by factoring or whatever the expression inside before integrating.
I get 25/2 for integral from 0 to 5 of x dx. Graph of y = x is a triangle. The altitude is 5 and the base is 5.
You know that when a denominator is zero there is trouble.
Simplify by factoring or whatever the expression inside before integrating.
I get 25/2 for integral from 0 to 5 of x dx. Graph of y = x is a triangle. The altitude is 5 and the base is 5.
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