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Estimate integral of 12 to 0. 1/x+5 d x using a left-hand sum with n=3.
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What are limits, 12 to what?
it says the integral limits are 12 to 0 i believe. it has the symbol and then it shows 1/x+5 d x . and then the left hand sum of n=3.
3((1/12 +5)+(1/8 +5)+(1/4 +5))
I evaluated the function at 12,8, and 4 and multiplied by thickness of 3
Here is the arithmethic http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=3((1%2F12%20%2B5)%2B(1%2F8%20%2B5)%2B(1%2F4%20%2B5))&t=crmtb01
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how did you get the 8 and the 4?
We might have to stick negative since we are going from 12 to 0 as opposed to opposite
the answer was 1.552 though?
We start from 12 and go down by 4
but how'd they get 1.552 then?
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I got 46.375
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