Definite Integral & Limit: Proving a Relation

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Homework Statement


Show that each limit is a definite integral.
[tex]Lim (n \rightarrow \infty)[/tex] of [tex]\sum \frac{n}{n^{2}+i^{2}}[/tex] from [tex]i=1[/tex] to [tex]n[/tex]

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[tex]Lim (n \rightarrow \infty)[/tex] of [tex]\sum f(c)\Delta X[/tex] from [tex]i=1[/tex] to [tex]n[/tex]


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I can't really get this started, so any help at all would be great.

Thanks.
 
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Try multiplying by [tex]\frac{\frac{1}{n^2}}{\frac{1}{n^2}}[/tex].