Integration by Riemann Sums

The integral of a function can be defined as the limit (in a certain precise sense) of the sums of the areas of rectangles touching the graph of the function. Suppose that a typical rectangle has the interval for its base. Then you can choose among these heights for the rectangles:
—left
—right
—max
—min
—mean
 
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