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Inx Find the derivative of F(x) = √ t dt. ○ F'(x) = ln x 2 F' (x) = ½ (ln x) ² ○ F' (x): ln x = x О ○ F' (x) = ½/nx Previous Page Next Page Submit Quiz 0 of 25 questions saved Suppose we would like to approximate 33 f(x)dx using six (6) midpoint rectangles of equal width. What is the width of those rectangles, i.e. ▲x? Δη Δη Ax 11 = 5 5 11 = - 10/7 10/0 5 6 Δη = Previous Page 65 65 Next Page Submit Quiz 0 of 25 questions saved Page 13

Inx Find the derivative of F(x) = √ t dt. ○ F'(x) = ln x 2 F' (x) = ½ (ln x) ² ○ F' (x): ln x = x О ○ F' (x) = ½/nx Previous Page Next Page Submit Quiz 0 of 25 questions saved Suppose we would like to approximate 33 f(x)dx using six (6) midpoint rectangles of equal width. What is the width of those rectangles, i.e. ▲x? Δη Δη Ax 11 = 5 5 11 = - 10/7 10/0 5 6 Δη = Previous Page 65 65 Next Page Submit Quiz 0 of 25 questions saved Page 13

Calculus: Early Transcendentals
Calculus: Early Transcendentals
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ISBN:9781285741550
Author:James Stewart
Publisher:James Stewart
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Inx Find the derivative of F(x) = √ t dt. ○ F'(x) = ln x 2 F' (x) = ½ (ln x) ² ○ F' (x): ln x = x О ○ F' (x) = ½/nx Previous Page Next Page Submit Quiz 0 of 25 questions saved
Transcribed Image Text:Inx Find the derivative of F(x) = √ t dt. ○ F'(x) = ln x 2 F' (x) = ½ (ln x) ² ○ F' (x): ln x = x О ○ F' (x) = ½/nx Previous Page Next Page Submit Quiz 0 of 25 questions saved
Suppose we would like to approximate 33 f(x)dx using six (6) midpoint rectangles of equal width. What is the width of those rectangles, i.e. ▲x? Δη Δη Ax 11 = 5 5 11 = - 10/7 10/0 5 6 Δη = Previous Page 65 65 Next Page Submit Quiz 0 of 25 questions saved Page 13
Transcribed Image Text:Suppose we would like to approximate 33 f(x)dx using six (6) midpoint rectangles of equal width. What is the width of those rectangles, i.e. ▲x? Δη Δη Ax 11 = 5 5 11 = - 10/7 10/0 5 6 Δη = Previous Page 65 65 Next Page Submit Quiz 0 of 25 questions saved Page 13
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