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Compute the lower Riemann sum for the given function f(x)=cos(x) over the interval of [0,pi] with respect to the partition P=[0, pi/3, pi/2, pi]. What I don't understand about this problem is how to compute the sum when x
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the lower sum is for the rectangles inside the curve right?
might have to refresh me on what a "lower" sum is :/
..using the lower of the endpoints of the interval
min(cos 0, cos pi/3) + min(cos pi/3, cos pi/2) + min(cos pi/2, cos pi)
of course, times the width of each interval
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