Signature Assignment Calculations Time (5) O 15 30 45 60 75 90 105 120 135 150 165 180 195 210 225 240 255 270 285 300 0 844.78 Speed 049.87 54.27 17.6 0 22 55.73 58.67 60.13 64.53 55.13 38.13 49.87 55.73 46.95 46.93 35.2 (fps) Left Endpoint Values: 15(793.45) 11901.75 ft. 4 5/28 ಕ್ಕೆ 40.35 + 271 355-88 110 + 16 49015240=3967 22ft. 1 Right Endpoint Values: 15 (844.78) = 12671.7 ft. 190 65 176 1 234 1024.350.35 38.13 44 51.33 Middle Endpoint Values: 15/02/20 + 49.87 +54.27 +17,6 +0+22 +55.73 +58.67 +60.13 +64.53 +55,73 +38.13 +49,87 +55.73 +46,93 +46.93 +35.2 +0 + 38.13 +44 + 51,33) = 12286.725 ft. 2 •Total Distance Traveled According to Odometer = 15840 ft. • Total Distance Traveled According to Three Estimates: Left:1901.75ft. Right: 12671.7ft. Middle: 12286.73 ft. • The Most Accurate Estimate in this Case is the Right Reettangular Approximation. The estimates would have been more accurate if the odometer showed exact distance traveled, rather than just changing every mile.

Signature Assignment Calculations Time (5) O 15 30 45 60 75 90 105 120 135 150 165 180 195 210 225 240 255 270 285 300 0 844.78 Speed 049.87 54.27 17.6 0 22 55.73 58.67 60.13 64.53 55.13 38.13 49.87 55.73 46.95 46.93 35.2 (fps) Left Endpoint Values: 15(793.45) 11901.75 ft. 4 5/28 ಕ್ಕೆ 40.35 + 271 355-88 110 + 16 49015240=3967 22ft. 1 Right Endpoint Values: 15 (844.78) = 12671.7 ft. 190 65 176 1 234 1024.350.35 38.13 44 51.33 Middle Endpoint Values: 15/02/20 + 49.87 +54.27 +17,6 +0+22 +55.73 +58.67 +60.13 +64.53 +55,73 +38.13 +49,87 +55.73 +46,93 +46.93 +35.2 +0 + 38.13 +44 + 51,33) = 12286.725 ft. 2 •Total Distance Traveled According to Odometer = 15840 ft. • Total Distance Traveled According to Three Estimates: Left:1901.75ft. Right: 12671.7ft. Middle: 12286.73 ft. • The Most Accurate Estimate in this Case is the Right Reettangular Approximation. The estimates would have been more accurate if the odometer showed exact distance traveled, rather than just changing every mile.

Calculus: Early Transcendentals

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ISBN:9781285741550

Author:James Stewart

Publisher:James Stewart

Chapter1: Functions And Models

Section: Chapter Questions

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