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Answer:

The approximate area by Riemann Sum of the curve is represented by
A = 0.4\cdot \Sigma\limits_(t = 1)^(n) [2\cdot (2+0.4\cdot t)^(3) - 4].

Explanation:

The area below the curve is estimated by the concept of Riemann Sum with right endpoint rectangles, which is defined by the following formula:


A = \left((\Delta x)/(n) \right) \cdot \Sigma \limits_(t = 1)^(n) g\left (x_(o) + (\Delta x)/(n)\cdot t \right) (1)

Where:


A - Area below the curve, in square units.


n - Number of rectangles, no units.


x_(o) - Lower bound of the interval, in units.


\Delta x - Length of the interval, in units.


t - Summation index.

If we know that
g(x) = 2\cdot x^(3) - 4,
n = 10,
x_(o) = 2 and
\Delta x = 4, then the area below the curve is represented by the following equation:


A = 0.4\cdot \Sigma\limits_(t = 1)^(n) [2\cdot (2+0.4\cdot t)^(3) - 4]

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