Approximating Area Using Rectangles

[imfuctita]

need ans !! pls

[imfuctita]

god hirap na ko sa project ko nman area og rectangle b 2 !!

[TheIdiotRabbit]

i got a question regarding the areas of the rectangles. is this statement true where (< = great than or equal to)

lower rectangle area < upper rectangle area < true area

[wontonsoup15]

so would u get the same answer whether u use a right hand sum or left hand sum?

[brennan93]

Would it not be more accurate to place the rectangles height at the midpoint of the intervals?

[zaziz92]

Thank you !! really helped :)

[excelaration]

Very informative. Thanks!

[ashidilkhan]

very very nice

[KGinthePlace2B]

Norm, you a BEAST!

[followthecheater]

This is really helpful! I need help with using midpoints instead of endpoints though. can anyone help?

[arturo92376]

You forgot the x* interval rectangles!(

[Jbell101792]

1:14 this guy is starring very intently at something lol

[DrryBuddyyOhyeeh]

good work mate. (y)

[Grizzfan72]

Excellent explanation! Thanks!

[andrewrocks1223]

Your face is kinda irritating

[DrryBuddyyOhyeeh]

@andrewrocks1223 lol

[zhiilan]

THANK YOU SO MUCH! Helps alot!

[MrAthanz]

And now I know. Thanks

[ruthiechan]

THANK YOU for using the long method to figure this stuff out. It helps me understand the WHY behind the short method.

[MrHappy576]

You did a great job on this. Thanks for sharing!

[mgcgyugitradeco]

If you know the points for the base and height of the rectangles could you use the distance formula and get the lengths then multiply and add to get the area?

[HelloMangoJlo]

this is an awesome tutorial. im looking at the other videos on your site right now. thanks!!

[MrRP14]

Use trapeziums instead of rectangles (other things such as equal lengths will remain the same just use the area formula for a trapezium, much more accurate and does it in one less step.

[play9]

Thanks for this. Do you have anything in middle sum?

[calfss031106]

wow thanks so much ! i wish you are my professor at school !

[bugfacedog44]

y=f(x)? Couldn't you just say f(x)? is it just me that thinks y=f(x) sounds extremely redundant?

Anyway, good vid.

[michealia2010]

thanks this really helps lol

[popsoda323]

that was sooo helpful! thank you so much man

[sweetcorn2323]

thanks , this is really helpful

[purplepick1]

very helpful!! thanks a lot

[strat0caster266]

Great stuff, thanks for the vid!