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The Trapezoidal Rule for Increasing Functions
Let
be a partition of
, with
; then:
≈ the sum of the rectangle areas + the sum of the triangle areas =
.
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Soledad Mª Sáez Martínez
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Félix Martínez de la Rosa
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Reference:
J. Urias, "Proof without Words: The Trapezoidal Rule (for Increasing Functions),"
Mathematics Magazine
,
68
(3), 1995 p. 192.
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