Let f be a continuous function such that f changes from increasing to decreasing, and the graph of ƒ changes from concave up to concave down. Which of the following is true about themidpoint Riemann sum approximation for| f(x² + x)dxusing 4 subintervals of equal width?f(1²+1)+f(1.5ª +1.5)f(1.5° +1.5) +f(2ª +2)f(2° +2) + f(2.5² +2.5)f(2.5° +2.5) +f(3² +3)222Ais the midpoint Riemann sum approximation and underestimates f(x² + x)dx1( f(12+1)+f(1.5° +1.5)f(1.5° +1.5)+f(2² +2)f(2° +2) +f(2.5² + 2.5)f(2.5° +2.5) +f(3² +3)2Bis the midpoint Riemann sum approximation and overestimates| f(x² + x)d¤(f(1.252 + 1.25) + f(1.75² + 1.75) + f(2.25² + 2.25) + f(2.75² + 2.75)) is the midpoint Riemann sum approximation and underestimatesf(r² + x)dz(f(1.252 + 1.25) + f(1.75² + 1.75) + f(2.25² + 2.25) + f(2.75² + 2.75)) is the midpoint Riemann sum approximation. There is not enough information todetermine whether the approximation underestimates or overestimates2)dr.

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Let f be a continuous function such that f changes from increasing to decreasing, and the graph of f changes from concave up to concave down. Which of the following is true about the midpoint Riemann sum approximation for | f(x² + æ)dæusing 4 subintervals of equal width? f(1² +1)+f(1.5² + 1.5) f(1.5° + 1.5) + f(2² +2) F(2² + 2) + F(2.5² + 2.5) f(2.5° + 2.5) + f(3² +3) 2 A is the midpoint Riemann sum approximation and underestimates [ {(z² + z)dz f(1² +1)+f(1.5° + 1.5) f(1.5° +1.5) +f(2² +2) f(2ª + 2) + F(2.5ª + 2.5) f(2.5° + 2.5) + f(3² +3) 2 B is the midpoint Riemann sum approximation and overestimates c) (f(1.25² + 1.25) + f(1.75² + 1.75) + f(2.25² + 2.25) + f(2.75² +2.75)) is the midpoint Riemann sum approximation and underestimates (f(1.252 + 1.25) + ƒ(1.75² + 1.75) + f(2.25² + 2.25) + f(2.75² + 2.75)) is the midpoint Riemann sum approximation. There is not enough information to D determine whether the approximation underestimates or overestimates | $(2² + x)dz.

Let f be a continuous function such that f changes from increasing to decreasing, and the graph of f changes from concave up to concave down. Which of the following is true about the midpoint Riemann sum approximation for | f(x² + æ)dæusing 4 subintervals of equal width? f(1² +1)+f(1.5² + 1.5) f(1.5° + 1.5) + f(2² +2) F(2² + 2) + F(2.5² + 2.5) f(2.5° + 2.5) + f(3² +3) 2 A is the midpoint Riemann sum approximation and underestimates [ {(z² + z)dz f(1² +1)+f(1.5° + 1.5) f(1.5° +1.5) +f(2² +2) f(2ª + 2) + F(2.5ª + 2.5) f(2.5° + 2.5) + f(3² +3) 2 B is the midpoint Riemann sum approximation and overestimates c) (f(1.25² + 1.25) + f(1.75² + 1.75) + f(2.25² + 2.25) + f(2.75² +2.75)) is the midpoint Riemann sum approximation and underestimates (f(1.252 + 1.25) + ƒ(1.75² + 1.75) + f(2.25² + 2.25) + f(2.75² + 2.75)) is the midpoint Riemann sum approximation. There is not enough information to D determine whether the approximation underestimates or overestimates | $(2² + x)dz.

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Let f be a continuous function such that f changes from increasing to decreasing, and the graph of ƒ changes from concave up to concave down. Which of the following is true about the
midpoint Riemann sum approximation for
| f(x² + x)dxusing 4 subintervals of equal width?
f(1²+1)+f(1.5ª +1.5)
f(1.5° +1.5) +f(2ª +2)
f(2° +2) + f(2.5² +2.5)
f(2.5° +2.5) +f(3² +3)
2
2
2
A
is the midpoint Riemann sum approximation and underestimates f(x² + x)dx
1( f(12+1)+f(1.5° +1.5)
f(1.5° +1.5)+f(2² +2)
f(2° +2) +f(2.5² + 2.5)
f(2.5° +2.5) +f(3² +3)
2
B
is the midpoint Riemann sum approximation and overestimates
| f(x² + x)d¤
(f(1.252 + 1.25) + f(1.75² + 1.75) + f(2.25² + 2.25) + f(2.75² + 2.75)) is the midpoint Riemann sum approximation and underestimates
f(r² + x)dz
(f(1.252 + 1.25) + f(1.75² + 1.75) + f(2.25² + 2.25) + f(2.75² + 2.75)) is the midpoint Riemann sum approximation. There is not enough information to
determine whether the approximation underestimates or overestimates
2)dr.

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