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1.
A Hole in
One! approximately almost there by flickr user patsun
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Now find each
of these antiderivatives ...
8.
How do you
find an integral when you can't find an antiderivative?
9.
Left- and Right-Hand
Sums
10.
Trapezoid Sums
11.
Midpoint Sums
12.
Use your calculator
and the RIESUM program to complete the table for this integral. Is there a pattern in the error sizes? HOMEWORK n Mn (midpoint sum) T (trapezoid sum) Error Error n 4 8 16
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