Lesson 16 and 17 Area and Riemann Sums

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Lesson 16 and 17 Area and Riemann Sums MATH 1314 Lesson 16 and 17 Area and Riemann Sums

Approximating Area

RectangleSum(f(x), 0, 2, 4, 0)

RectangleSum(f(x), -2.82, 1.33, 50, .5)

RectangleSum(f(x), 0.075, 8.21, 12, 0)

Upper and Lower Sums GeoGebra

UpperSum(f(x), -3, 5, 35) LowerSum(f(x), -3, 5, 35)

Popper 20: How would read the following integral? −2 5 (𝑥+1) 2 𝑑𝑥 The slope of the tangent line between x= -2 and x = 5 The rate of increase between x = -2 and x = 5 The area between the graph and the x-axis from x = -2 to x = 5 The arc length of the graph between x = -2 and x = 5 2. Calculate the approximate area using 5 left corner rectangles. 3. Calculate the approximate area using 5 right corner rectangles. 4. Calculate the upper sum of 5 rectangles. 5. Calculate the lower sum of 5 rectangles. a. 72.33 b. 99.12 c. 100.30 d. 50.12 e. 48.72

Popper 20….last question: 6. How you would change this method to be calculate an exact area? Use midpoint rectangles. Average all the approximations together Double the number of rectangles. Increase the number of rectangles to be a limit at infinity.