EBK SINGLE VARIABLE CALCULUS, VOLUME 1
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Chapter 5.4, Problem 19E
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To show: The work done to pull the lower end of the chain to level it with the upper end as Riemann Sum.
To express: the work done as an integral and evaluate it.
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