Use: F(x)= 0.2((x-3)^2)(x+1), bounded by the x axis, over [-1,2] Calculate the the Riemman Sum using Right End Point for the function on the interval above, using n=15 subintervals.

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F(x)= 0.2((x-3)^2)(x+1), bounded by the x axis, over [-1,2]

Calculate the the Riemman Sum using Right End Point for the function on the interval above, using n=15 subintervals. 

 

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