6.1 Estimating Finite Sums Day 2

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6.1 Estimating Finite Sums Day 2

Calculator!!! DrawRec Program: finds LRAM, MRAM, RRAM fnInt: finds EXACT area under curve ∫f(x)dx: graphs and finds EXACT area under curve Eventually, we will be finding these exact answers WITHOUT calculators. Part of our quiz will be WITHOUT calculators 

Example 1: Approximate and find the exact area under the curve from [0,2] DrawRec fnInt n LRAM MRAM RRAM ∫f(x)dx

Example 2: Find the area under the curve from [0,π]. Then from [0,2π].

Assignment Pg. 274 2(by hand),4 (by hand),9 (table with calc),10 (table with calc)