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The following sum[(sqrt(36-((6/n)^2))).(6/n)] + [(sqrt(36-((12/n)^2))).(6/n)]+ ... + [(sqrt(36-((6n/n)^2))).(6/n)] is a right
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The following sum[(sqrt(36-((6/n)^2))).(6/n)] + [(sqrt(36-((12/n)^2))).(6/n)]+ ... + [(sqrt(36-((6n/n)^2))).(6/n)] is a right
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The following sum[(sqrt(36-((6/n)^2))).(6/n)] + [(sqrt(36-((12/n)^2))).(6/n)]+ ... + [(sqrt(36-((6n/n)^2))).(6/n)] is a right
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The following sum[(sqrt(36-((6/n)^2))).(6/n)] + [(sqrt(36-((12/n)^2))).(6/n)]+ ... + [(sqrt(36-((6n/n)^2))).(6/n)] is a right
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Calculate the indicated Riemann Sums for the function g(x)=4-x^2a)one rectangle b)two rectangles
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given the function f(x)=x^3 defined for 0<x<1 evaluate the lower & upper Riemann sums.
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What is the connection between improper integrals, Riemann sums, and the integral test?
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Let V be the volume of the solid that lies under the graph of f(x,y)= (52 − x^2 − y^2)^1/2 and above the rectangle given by
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Use the Left and Right Riemann Sums with 80 rectangles to estimate the (signed) area under the curve of y=e^2x−15 on the
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Use the Left and Right Riemann Sums with 80 rectangle to estimate the (signed) area under the curve of y=e^(3x)−5 on the
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