(z Use a Left-Hand Riemann Sum with 3 subdivisions to estimate the area under the graph of f(x) to the right. B. Use a Right-Hand Riemann Sum with 3 subdivisions to estimate the area. C. What is the maximum error of the estimate you gave in part a? D. What condition of the graph allows you to calculate the maximum error? Li. Which sum (left-hand or right-hand) is an overestimate?
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