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Find the approximations $ T_n $, $ M_n $, and $ S_n $ for $ n = 6 $ and 12. Then compute the corresponding errors $ E_T $, $ E_M $, and $ E_S $. (Round your answers to six decimal places. You may wish to use the sum command on a computer algebra system.) What observations can you make? In particular, what happens to the errors when $ n $ is doubled?

$ \displaystyle \int_1^4 \frac{1}{\sqrt{x}}\ dx $


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Okay problem 28 point: we need to find t: minus n is equal to second 12 and the corresponding errors begin to know, there's a corresponding errors and an estimate. You want to find the estimate errors. You can use this ominous, but if not you want to find a corresponding address. It'S just. I minus m r s r t right, so you need to find t m s. Here'S function p m and as just do it, you know everything you know. What f is- and you know, dirx just use the function to find p m as what happens to the errors taboo. You divided the whole interval into more pieces, so your approximation is more close to the real value, so the errors becomes smaller and if you want to know how to compute, i let me find out this 1 or square x, dx right. It is equal to x to the negative the x, so we want to find 2 times an take a derivative of this function. It becomes this function, so it is equal to this. 1 right is just a 2 times. 2. Minus 1 is just 2 point right. It'S just 2 and just compute all autocenes and compare with.

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