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approximate the integral 0 to pi/2 xsin(x)dx by computing the Left and Right sums, using the parition (0, pi/6, pi/4, pi/3, pi/2).
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approximate the integral 0 to pi/2 xsin(x)dx by computing the Left and Right sums, using the parition (0, pi/6, pi/4, pi/3, pi/2).
that doesnt appear to be a consistent partition
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that's ok, you're still adding areas of rectangles right?
each width needs to be calculated on it own merits; its not uniform across the interval
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yes
find the values of f(x) at each point indicated by the partition
yeah
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determine the width of each interval|dw:1333570887385:dw|
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