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1) if you have 2 line segments making a right angle, and connect the endpoints with a line segment with an outward curve relative to the vertex, will the area inside always be irrational?
2) if you have 2 line segments making a right angle, and connect the endpoints with a line segment with an inward curve relative to the vertex, will the area inside always be irrational?
3) if we are able to construct the Riemann sum partition points and C values within at any points we wish, is it possible to exactly replicate the value of the integral of a curve?
4) if that same curve fluctuates between concave and convex, the area could be rational right?
Basically, can orange area ever equal the green area?
I'm only talking about curves here, not linear functions.Thanks
2) if you have 2 line segments making a right angle, and connect the endpoints with a line segment with an inward curve relative to the vertex, will the area inside always be irrational?
3) if we are able to construct the Riemann sum partition points and C values within at any points we wish, is it possible to exactly replicate the value of the integral of a curve?
4) if that same curve fluctuates between concave and convex, the area could be rational right?
Basically, can orange area ever equal the green area?
I'm only talking about curves here, not linear functions.Thanks