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(1 pt) Use the following figure, which shows a graph of f(x) to find each of the indicated integrals.
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Note that the first area with vertical, red shading) is 21 and the second (with oblique, black shading) is 7.
A. Sºf(x)dx =
B. Sf(x)dx =
c. f(x)dx =
D. Sa*f(x) dx =
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