8. Assume f(x) is continuous and positive for allx in [a,b] . If the conditions in a particular column hold for all x in [a,b], decide whether the sum in a particular row overestimates f(x)dx or underestimates fS(x)dx or whether there is not enough information to tell. S(x) >0, f"(x)>0 S(x)>0,f"(x)<0 s'(x)<0,f"(x) >0 f (3)<0,f"(x)<0 RHS LHS MPS
8. Assume f(x) is continuous and positive for allx in [a,b] . If the conditions in a particular column hold for all x in [a,b], decide whether the sum in a particular row overestimates f(x)dx or underestimates fS(x)dx or whether there is not enough information to tell. S(x) >0, f"(x)>0 S(x)>0,f"(x)<0 s'(x)<0,f"(x) >0 f (3)<0,f"(x)<0 RHS LHS MPS
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![8. Assume f(x) is continuous and positive for all x in [a,b] . If the conditions in a particular column hold for all
x in [a,b], decide whether the sum in a particular row overestimates S(x)dx or underestimates f(x)dx or
whether there is not enough information to tell.
f'(x)> 0, f"(x)>0 f(x)>0, f"(x) <0 f'(x)<0, f"(x) >0 f'(x)<0, f"(x)<0
RHS
LHS
MPS](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fed7bbaab-85f8-4543-a825-b1fb340b382e%2F7984bb9a-d78a-4db6-9011-db990d5e9cb1%2F6j2bfie_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:8. Assume f(x) is continuous and positive for all x in [a,b] . If the conditions in a particular column hold for all
x in [a,b], decide whether the sum in a particular row overestimates S(x)dx or underestimates f(x)dx or
whether there is not enough information to tell.
f'(x)> 0, f"(x)>0 f(x)>0, f"(x) <0 f'(x)<0, f"(x) >0 f'(x)<0, f"(x)<0
RHS
LHS
MPS
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