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Answer:
(c) 1.649
Step-by-step explanation:
For a lot of these summation problems it is worthwhile to learn to use a calculator or spreadsheet to do the arithmetic. Here, the ends of the intervals are 1 unit apart, so we only need to evaluate the function for integer values of x.
Almost any of these numerical integration methods involve some sort of weighted sum. For <em>trapezoidal</em> integration, the weights of all of the middle function values are 1. The weights of the first and last function values are 1/2. The weighted sum is multiplied by the interval width, which is 1 for this problem.
The area by trapezoidal integration is about 1.649 square units.
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In the attached, we have shown the calculation both by computing the area of each trapezoid (f1 does that), and by creating the weighted sum of function values.
Answer:
$1.5 each
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
x = 120
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's draw an imaginary dot in the middle of that <u>line</u> which runs between those two parallel lines, and now lets look at it as an angle.
This lines' angle is 180 degrees. Now lets move those two parallel lines together on the imaginary dot in the middle.
We can see that on the left side is one degree and the other side is another, however when we put them together we get the angle measurement of the our line which we identified was 180.
Now that we can see that our two angles must equal 180 when put together we know and can say that:
40 + (x + 20) = 180
So, lets work this out like basic algebra now.
40 + x + 20 = 180
x + 60 = 180
- 60 - 60
x = 120
And voila we have our x value.
Hope this helps :)
Answer: it remains constant
Step-by-step explanation: because between 4 and 8 there is no change
Answer:
10
Step-by-step explanation:
