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This document discusses approximating definite integrals using the right endpoint and midpoint approximations with n=8 subintervals. It also gives the exact values of several definite integrals using the right endpoint approximation and formulas for the sums of integers, squares, and cubes. Definite integrals are approximated to two decimal places, and exact formulas are used to find specific definite integral values without using the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus.

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This document discusses approximating definite integrals using the right endpoint and midpoint approximations with n=8 subintervals. It also gives the exact values of several definite integrals using the right endpoint approximation and formulas for the sums of integers, squares, and cubes. Definite integrals are approximated to two decimal places, and exact formulas are used to find specific definite integral values without using the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus.

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Section 18.

The Area Concept

Approximate the following definite integrals using n 8 subintervals and the a right endpoint
approximation, and b the midpoint approximation. Keep your answers accurate to two
decimal places.
5
1. 3 x dx
2 1 dx
2. 2
x3
2
3. 0 sin x dx Reminder: your calculator should be in radians mode.
1 1 dx
4. 3
x2 4
1
5. 0 tanx dx

Using the right end-point approximation, find the exact value of the following definite
integrals. You are not yet allowed to use the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus. You may
only use the definition of the definite integral, the additivity and homogeneity of series, and
the following formulas:
n
1 n,
i1
n
nn 1
i 2
,
i1
n
nn 12n 1
i2 6
, and
i1
n 2
nn 1
i3 2
i1
5
6. 2 3x 5x 2 dx
2

4 1 x 2 4x 5 dx
7. 3
2
7/2
8. 1/2 x 2 2x 7 dx
5
9. 0 8x 3 9x 2 12x 3 dx
1
10. x 3 2x 4 dx
2

Section 18. The Area Concept 68

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