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Find the sum of the areas of 10 circumscribed rectangles for each curve and show that the exact area (as shown in Exercises $15-18$ ) is between the sum of the areas of the circumscribed rectangles and the inscribed rectangles las found in Exercises $5(b)-8(b)$ ). Also, note that the mean of the two sums is close to the exact value.$y=2 x+1$ between $x=0$ and $x=2$ [compare with Exercises 6(b) and 16]. Why is the mean of the sums of the inscribed rectangles and circumscribed rectangles equal to the exact value?
Calculus 1 / AB
Chapter 25
Integration
Section 3
The Area Under a Curve
Integrals
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Okay. So, uh, how to approach this problem? Let's start by drawing a curve here. Ah, so say the curve will look something like that. Ah, and maybe I'll dry twice. I'll drive. I'll draw the same cove again. Ah, so try to make it the same on Duh. So one of these, we were estimate using an inscribed rectangle. Remember? We're trying to estimate the area inside the coat on one of these will estimate using a circumscribe rectangle. Okay. Ah. As you can see, when we estimate using an inscribed rectangle we have Ah, we haven't underestimate on the stuff I shaded in black basically will be. The year will be an area. That Majesty error on here would have an underestimate. Okay, Um, so this is an open. We have an overestimate with this. Ah, with an error that's shaded in black over here, on the right on that. You can see one of these is in overestimate. At one of these is an underestimate. Ah, And if we take the mean of these two rectangular areas, we will we will cancel out some of the overestimate with the underestimate. And hence, this is why we shall expect to get a more accurate estimation of the true area and they need the code. Thanks for watching
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