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Given f(x) = x3 , [2, 5]. Use the rectangle method to approximate the area using 4 rectangles. (Assume the graph goes through the midpoint of each rectangle.)
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Evaluate the integral by making the indicated substitution.
, u = 6x2 + 7
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Estimate the area under the curve
by dividing the interval [1, 5] into 4 subintervals of equal length and constructing rectangles over the intervals. (Assume the graph goes through the midpoint of each rectangle.)
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Use a simple area formula from geometry to find the area under function A(x) that gives the area between the function f(x) = 4x + 6 and the interval [a, x] = [0, x].
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