Define the function F: [0, 1] → R by: = F(1) - dz √ 1+x2 xt dx Tasks: 1. Function Analysis: • • a. Determine whether F(t) is differentiable on [0, 1]. b. If differentiable, compute F'(t) using differentiation under the integral sign. 2. Graphical Representation: ⚫ a. Plot F(t) fort € [0,1]. ⚫ b. Plot F' (t) alongside F(t) to illustrate the relationship between the function and its derivative. 3. Histogram of Integrand Values: ⚫ a. For a fixed t, construct a histogram of the values • as a varies over [0, 1]. b. Analyze how the histogram changes as t increases from 0 to 1. 4. Numerical Approximation: ⚫ a. Use numerical integration methods to approximate F(t) and F'(t) for various t. • b. Compare the numerical results with the analytical expressions obtained.

Define the function F: [0, 1] → R by: = F(1) - dz √ 1+x2 xt dx Tasks: 1. Function Analysis: • • a. Determine whether F(t) is differentiable on [0, 1]. b. If differentiable, compute F'(t) using differentiation under the integral sign. 2. Graphical Representation: ⚫ a. Plot F(t) fort € [0,1]. ⚫ b. Plot F' (t) alongside F(t) to illustrate the relationship between the function and its derivative. 3. Histogram of Integrand Values: ⚫ a. For a fixed t, construct a histogram of the values • as a varies over [0, 1]. b. Analyze how the histogram changes as t increases from 0 to 1. 4. Numerical Approximation: ⚫ a. Use numerical integration methods to approximate F(t) and F'(t) for various t. • b. Compare the numerical results with the analytical expressions obtained.

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