Consider rectangles whose height is given by the value of ( f(x)= frac{1}{x} ). Using the right-hand method and four intervals, what is the estimated area under the graph between ( x=1 ) and ( x=5 ) ? Round to the nearest hundredth, and use four intervals. ( 1.24 ) ( 1.28 ) ( 1.32 ) ( 1.36 ) solutionspile.com

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Consider rectangles whose height is given by the value of  ( f(x)= frac{1}{x}  ). Using the right-hand method and four intervals, what is the estimated area under the graph between  ( x=1  ) and  ( x=5  ) ? Round to the nearest hundredth, and use four intervals.  ( 1.24  )  ( 1.28  )  ( 1.32  )  ( 1.36  ) solutionspile.com

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