Question

please helpp. This problem makes no sense http://prntscr.com/9rxt3a

Answer 1

I dont understand the notation one bit

Answer 2

it is a summation, adding that stuff up

Answer 3

the \(\frac{2}{n}\) tells you that the length off the interval is \(2\)

Answer 4

the \(5\) at the beginning tells you that \(x_0=5\) i.e you are starting at \(5\) as the lower limit of integration

Answer 5

and the function itself is pretty obvious
what is everything raised to the power of?

Answer 6

btw don't be put off by that notation, the sigma is just a big fat plus sign \[\sum_{n=1}^4 2k=2+4+6+8\]

Answer 7

so it is an integral from 5 to 7 but I dont see how to pull the original function out of the notation

Answer 8

Thats what loses me

Answer 9

ok i will tell you
the exponent is 10 so it is just \(x^{10}\) that is all

Answer 10

:O I feel dumb

Answer 11

Thank you though. Makes it easier to look at. Before it looked straight chinese

Answer 12

lol yw