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MATH 1314 Test 4 Review

rectanglesum(f,1,9,6,.5) 359.999

UpperSum(f, -2, 2, 50) 52.6605

integral(f)

integral(f,1.3,1.5) 1.5335

integral(f,2,3) 33.5

1/7*integral(c(t),0,7) 16.37

integralbetween(f,g,-1,0)+integralbetween(g,f,0,1) 2.5 intersect(f,g) -1, 0, 1

IntegralBetween(s,c,0,6.3607) 403.819 intersect(s,c) -7.8607 6.3607

intersect(d,8) 13.75 integral(d,0,13.75)-13.75*8 38.60

integral(f(t),0,7) 0.9698

derivative(f,x) A(1100,775) 5.654 Note: what we did here was actually the change that will result from increasing labor costs by one unit, not capital costs!

intersect(a(x,y)=0,b(x,y)=0) (0,0) (1,1)