The net cannot be folded to form a pyramid because the faces that are not a base are not all triangles
If you fold this net up, you will get a triangular prism, NOT A PYRAMID.
A pyramid can have ANY polygon as its base, as long as all the other rest of the shapes are triangles.
Depending on the base, the number of triangles in a net of a pyramid must match the number of sides its particular base has.
For example, if you have a square pyramid turned into a net:
The base is a square (4 sides)
There should be 4 triangles on each side.
Because a pyramid is where all the triangles must meet up at a point.
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We're looking for the two values being subtracted here. One of these values is easy to find:
<span>g(1) = ∫f(t)dt = 0</span><span>
since taking the integral over an interval of length 0 is 0.
The other value we find by taking a Left Riemann Sum, which means that we divide the interval [1,15] into the intervals listed above and find the area of rectangles over those regions:
</span><span>Each integral breaks down like so:
(3-1)*f(1)=4
(6-3)*f(3)=9
(10-6)*f(6)=16
(15-10)*f(10)=10.
So, the sum of all these integrals is 39, which means g(15)=39.
Then, g(15)-g(1)=39-0=39.
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