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how do i estimate the area
under the graph of f(x) = 2
cos(x) from x=0 to x= T / 2 using four approximate rectangles and right endpoints . how would i round it to 4 decimal places?
And how would the graph with the shaded rectangles look like ? would it be an overestimate?
the last person gave me an AI answer but i need a written paper to understand. please show me what the graph exactly looks like. thank you so much
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