Express the integral as a limit of Riemann sums. Do NOT evaluate the limit. | CALCULUS I

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kittybasil · Answer

$$\Large{\int_{4}^{12}[\ln{(1+x^2)}-\sin{x}]dx}$$

kittybasil · Answer

Right, left or midpoint?

Angle · Answer

I guess midpoint would be more accurate out of the three choices?
there is also trapezoidal which might be more or as accurate as midpoint riemann sum

Angle · Answer

or you can just do every riemann sum and hope it's the right one

Angle · Answer

*hope it's the one they want

kittybasil · Answer

Never learned trapezoidal lol @Angle

Angle · Answer

trapezoidal is average of left and right

Angle · Answer

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Angle · Answer

but if you haven't learned, then you probably don't need to use it x'D

kittybasil · Answer

ah, okay o: