The function is on interval is
.
Number of rectangles are .
The sum of all inscribed rectangle is lower sum.
\, where
The sum of all circumscribed rectangle is upper sum.
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, where
Where .
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Find lower sum.
\.
Area of lower sum is .
Sum of natural numbers is .
The function is on interval is
.
Number of rectangles are .
Using mid point theorem:
\The area is .
Consider .
.
Substitute in
.
.
and
.
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Substitute values.
.
.
.
.
.
Using mid point theorem:
\Area =
sq-units.
Area of higher sum is
Area of higher sum is .
\
.
Verification:
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The function is and the interval
.
Using mid point theorem:
\The area is .
Consider . Take
.
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Substitute in
.
.
.
Substitute values from
to
.
.
.
.
.
.
Using mid point theorem:
\Area =
sq-units.
Graph the region:
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Graph the region when .
.
Observe the graph:
\The approximate area when is
.
Graph the region when .
.
Observe the graph:
\The approximate area when is
.
Graph the region when .
.
Observe the graph:
\The approximate area when is
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Graph the region when .
.
Observe the graph:
\The approximate area when is
.
Complete the table:
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