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Express the limit as an integral (or multiple of an integral) and evaluate.
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1 of 3Recall that the right-endpoint limit definition of the definite integral is given as:
Here, and .
For our given limit, we can label the following parts:
So, that means:
Therefore, we get our definite integral to be:
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