Consider the interval [?,?]=[0,4] and its partitions
?1:0<1<2<4 ?2:0<4?<8?<16?<⋯<4.
1. Find ?(?1),?(?2).
2. Calculate the lower and upper Darboux sums
?(?2,?1),?(?2,?2),?(?2,?1),?(?2,?2).
3. Evaluate the Riemann integral ∫?2 ?? (range: 0 to 4).
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