Summation
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Using summation properties, evaluate
A.130
B.96
C.140
D.28
E.None
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In converting a Riemann sum into a definite integral, what happens to the discrete index and the discrete sample points in the limit?
A.The discrete sum becomes a continuous integral, the index disappears, and the discrete points are replaced by the continuous variable ranging over
B.The index becomes the new variable of integration in place of
C.The sample points must all coincide at a single point in the limit
D.Nothing changes; the Riemann sum and the integral are different objects that happen to have the same numerical value only by coincidence
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