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20. What is the significance of having \( n \) increase without bound in the limit definition of definite integrals, \( \int_
20. What is the significance of having increase without bound in the limit definition of definite integrals, ? To get full credit, you must state what represents and explain why we consider the limit as increases without bound. (Note: you can consider right )


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In the limit definition of definite integrals, n represents the number of subintervals into which we divide the interval  

As n increases without bound, the width of each subinterval (denoted by  approaches zero, and the number of subintervals approaches infinity.
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