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Approximating the Area Under a Curve using LRAM and RRAM


Area, Calculus, Integral Calculus

For a function f(x), the area between the function and x-axis can be approximated by using Riemann sums. A function is given in the interval from [0,2]. Experiment with the Riemann Sums using LRAM and RRAM and the number of rectangles. Make a guess as to the area under the curve. Check your answer by finding the Exact area. Summarize your findings. In the input bar, change the function using f(x)= and experiment some more.


