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Calculus AB Reimann Sums
Lecture Description
In this lesson, Professor John Zhu gives an introduction to Reimann Sums. He defines what reimann sums is and works through several example problems.
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Post by Weston Lee on February 16, 2015
When working on midpoint Riemann sum, and you have sections of three, would you use the middle component?
e.g. t 0 2 4
w(t) 4 6 7.2