11.10. For n = 6 estimate the sum to approximation and determine how many decimal places to use in the estimate. HELP: b C x2 x+1 (partial fraction expansion) from Ch. 7.4 1 x²(x+1) a ==+ x k=1 + k² (k+1) 2 12 36 using the midpoint
11.10. For n = 6 estimate the sum to approximation and determine how many decimal places to use in the estimate. HELP: b C x2 x+1 (partial fraction expansion) from Ch. 7.4 1 x²(x+1) a ==+ x k=1 + k² (k+1) 2 12 36 using the midpoint
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