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The Area Under a Curve 5.1

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Radian and Degree Measure. 4-1. Angles. Thinking about angles differently: Rotating a ray to create an angle Initial side - where we start Terminal side - where we stop. Angles. Standard Position- the initial side is on the positive side of the x axis with the vertex on the origin - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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The Area Under a Curve5.1

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Sigma Notation ∑ is the Greek letter sigma

means to plug every integer from

1 through n in for i and add the results

For example:

1

n

i

i

6

1

1 2 3 4 5 6 21i

i

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The Area Under a Curve The next topic in calculus is finding

the area under a curve. Area under a curve – the area

between the graph of a curve and the x axis.

Positive area is above the x axis and negative area is below the x axis.

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The Area Under a Curve This is a graph of The area under the curve from a to b is shaded.

How can we approximate this area? a

b

2y x

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Rectangular Approximation Method (RAM)

Break the area into equal Rectangles to approximate the area. N designates the number of rectangles we will use.

Δx is the width of the rectangles. a is the lower limit of the area (x

value) b is the upper limit of the area (x

value)

b axn

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Three Methods of RAM Right hand RAM (RRAM)

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Three methods of RAM Left hand RAM (LRAM)

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Three Methods of RAM Middle RAM (MRAM)

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Example RRAM Approximate the area under the

curve of from 1 to 3 using RRAM and n =

6

2y x

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Example LRAM Approximate the area under the

curve of from 1 to 3 using LRAM and n =

6

2y x

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Example MRAM Approximate the area under the

curve of from 1 to 3 using MRAM and n =

6

2y x

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Homework Use all three methods and n=6 to

approximate the area under the curve

on the interval [0,2]

Use any one method and n = 4 to find the area under the curve on the interval [0, π]

3y x

siny x