Exam 7: Principle of Integral Evaluation
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Evaluate
. Use a CAS or calculator with integration capability. It may be necessary to make a substitution that converts the integral into one that can be integrated.

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Evaluate
. Use a CAS or calculator with integration capability. It may be necessary to make a substitution that converts the integral into one that can be integrated.

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Use inequality (10) to find an upper bound on the magnitude of the error for the approximate value of
found by the midpoint approximation using 10 subintervals.

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Use n = 10 subdivisions to approximate the value of the integral
by the midpoint approximation.

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Use n = 10 subdivisions to approximate the value of the integral
by the trapezoidal approximation.

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Answer true or false. The area enclosed by
, y = 0, x = 0, x = 16 is
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