Find the Riemann sum for this integral

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The discussion focuses on calculating the Riemann sum for a specific integral using both right-hand and left-hand sums with n=4. Participants emphasize the importance of understanding how these sums approximate the actual integral, which lies between the two calculated values. The conversation encourages users to share their attempts and working to facilitate collaborative problem-solving.

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Find the Riemann sum for this integral using the right-hand sums for n=4

Find the Riemann sum for this same integral, using the left-hand sums for n=4

Sorry the integral is attatched. I don't know how to get it onto here.
 

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Have you had an attempt at the problem? Post your working and we'll be able to help.
 
What is the question? Why did you find those Riemann sums? Do you see that the actual integral must be between those two Riemann sums?
 

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