The capital sigma is just addition of all n amount so how do we incorporate differatiating each equation as a y value on one rectangle will be different than a y value on another?
#how do we use one y value for all the rectangles
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The capital sigma is just addition of all n amount so how do we incorporate diff...
The question doesn't make sense, but you partition the interval then take a sample point from each subinterval. That's the point you evaluate the function at
Like here you get some $x_i^$, so the area of a rectangle is $(f(x_i^)-g(x_i^*))\Delta x$
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tidal wraith
As evident from the picture
safe sinew
Oh okay thanks
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