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Suppose f′(x) = √(x)*sin(x^2) and f(0) = 5. Estimate f(b) for: b = 0 : f(b)...

Suppose f′(x) = √(x)*sin(x^2) and f(0) = 5.

Estimate f(b) for:

b = 0 : f(b) ≈ 5

b = 1: f(b) ≈

b = 2 : f(b) ≈

b = 3 : f(b) ≈

(Only the square root of x is being taken.)

(This is all the information the question provides. If it helps, the chapter is on "Theorems about definite integrals.")

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