MHB Approximate Integral Using Midpoint Rule

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The discussion focuses on solving an integral problem using the midpoint rule. The original poster expresses difficulty with calculus but shares their work for feedback. Respondents confirm that the approach and calculations are correct, with one mentioning that Wolfram Alpha agrees with the results. Overall, the method used is validated by peers, indicating a successful application of the midpoint rule. The conversation highlights the importance of peer review in understanding calculus concepts.
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Here is a problem I was having difficulty with. Took me forever just to figure out how to solve (because I stink at Calc).

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Here is my work:

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Does this look okay? What do you think of the approach?
 
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Yes, that looks good. W|A agrees with your number, and your method looks perfect.
 

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