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Area under the curve ?

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Need help with this Calc problem please. approx. the area under the curve y=4-(x^2 /16)between x=0 and x=8 by using 4 rectangles and right hand end points.

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  1. This is a parabola with its head at the point (8,0) cuts the y axis at -ve 4 and +ve 4.

    The graph is  f(x) = 4-(x^2 /16)

    Now, we have 4 rectangles, then we will get 4 terms in the range of units.

    Then "delta x" = 2 , call dx

    Area under curve :

    A = (Summation mark )   f(2) * 2 +   f(4) * 2 +  f(6) * 2 +  f(8) * 2

        =  3.75 * 2 +   3 * 2 +  1.75 * 2 +  0 * 2

        = 17.

    Check the answers again, for practice.

    Good luck

        


  2. You have to draw the graph of the curve and you will understand how to do it.
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